10 亿美元信用合作社：这家资产规模达 10 亿美元的信用合作社为何离开 Venminder 转投 Nvendor
公司规模
1,000+
地区
- America
国家
- United States
产品
- Ncontracts’ Nvendor
- Nrisk
- Ncomply
- Nfindings
技术栈
- Enterprise Risk Management Software
- Compliance Management Software
- Vendor Management Software
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Cost Savings
- Productivity Improvements
技术
- 分析与建模 - 过程分析
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - API 集成与管理
适用行业
- 金融与保险
适用功能
- 商业运营
- 采购
服务
- 软件设计与工程服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
客户是一家拥有 10 亿美元资产的信用合作社。该信用合作社希望创建一个企业风险管理 (ERM) 功能，包括合规性和内部审计，并需要一个能够解决风险管理所有要素的解决方案。该信用合作社正在使用 Venminder，这是一款独立产品，无法集成到任何其他解决方案中，并且存在其他问题。该信用合作社面临着供应商入职缓慢的问题，供应商所有者浪费了数小时试图收集和审查供应商文档以限制成本。生成的报告并不总是准确的，这给信用合作社敲响了警钟。
挑战
这家资产规模达 10 亿美元的信用合作社希望建立企业风险管理 (ERM) 功能，包括合规性和内部审计，并且需要一个能够解决所有风险管理问题的解决方案。但是，他们当前的供应商管理解决方案 Venminder 是一款独立产品，无法集成到任何其他解决方案中，并且存在其他问题。该信用合作社面临着供应商入职缓慢的问题，供应商所有者浪费了数小时试图收集和审查供应商文档以限制成本。生成的报告并不总是准确的，这给信用合作社敲响了警钟。
解决方案
信用合作社通过将 Ncontracts 的 Nvendor（带服务）与其他完全集成的 Ncontracts 解决方案配对，创建了一个完整的 ERM 计划并消除了供应商管理问题。这包括 Nrisk（一种安全且高度可定制的 ERM 应用程序，可持续评估、衡量和跟踪风险）、Ncomply（一种可用于审计的合规管理软件应用程序）和 Nfindings（一种用于自动化复杂调查结果流程的应用程序）。Nvendor 为信用合作社提供了高效的工作流程，可简化供应商入职并简化供应商风险评估流程，包括分层评估和剩余风险评估。尽职调查文件由专家收集，确保准确且最新的信息随时可用。全包定价结构经济实惠，可确保供应商所有者始终拥有所需的资源和出口支持。
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