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Supplier Risk Rating
The same credit risk intelligence applied to your supply chain — so a supplier's financial distress becomes your early warning, not your emergency.
Introduction
The InRatings Supplier Risk Rating applies the same rigorous six-dimension methodology used for customer credit assessments to your supply chain — giving your finance and procurement teams a clear, documented view of supplier financial health before a problem becomes a crisis.
What’s Included in Supplier Risk Rating
An AA → E rating for every supplier assessed
A consolidated creditworthiness rating built across six independent risk dimensions, with a full breakdown of how it was calculated. Not a black-box score — a transparent assessment your procurement and finance teams can read, understand, and act on.
Early warning signals for deteriorating suppliers
A supplier who was financially stable twelve months ago may not be today. InRatings flags changes in a supplier's risk profile so you can take preventive action — before a late delivery, a quality failure, or an insolvency event forces your hand.
Recommended contingency actions per supplier
For every supplier assessed, InRatings provides a specific recommended action: maintain the relationship as-is, monitor more closely, reduce single-supplier dependency, review contract terms, or begin sourcing alternatives. A decision, not just a data point.
Documented assessment for governance purposes
Every Supplier Risk Rating is fully auditable — structured to support procurement governance, board-level risk reporting, and any due diligence requirements your organisation or its investors may impose.
Who Is This For?
Supplier Risk Rating is built for finance and procurement leaders who:
Rely on a defined set of suppliers for critical inputs, components, or services
Have experienced — or want to avoid — disruption caused by a supplier's financial or operational failure
Need a documented basis for supplier due diligence that goes beyond a reference check or a gut feel
Are responsible for supply chain risk as part of broader enterprise risk management or board-level reporting
Extend advance payments, deposits, or favourable credit terms to suppliers and want to understand the financial exposure that creates
