Supplier management
Know your suppliers. What they handle, what you agreed, when to look again.
Your hosting provider, your support tool and your payroll service all touch data you are responsible for. Trustbird keeps one supplier register that shows which data each supplier processes, which agreements are in place and when the next review is due.
- One register for every supplier
- Contracts and processing agreements in one place
- Review dates with reminders
A clear picture of the parties you depend on
Questions about suppliers come from several directions: ISO 27001, NEN 7510, NIS2, the GDPR and your own customers. Trustbird answers them from the same register.
Supplier register
Record every supplier with a named contact person inside your organization and a short description of what they do for you.
Which data they process
Record which kinds of data each supplier handles, such as customer data or patient data. You see at once which suppliers matter most.
Contracts and processing agreements
Keep contracts and processing agreements with the supplier they belong to, including their start date and term.
Supplier assessments
Assess suppliers with questions in plain language, such as: where is our data stored, and who can access it? Record the outcome and any follow-up.
Review dates
Set when each supplier needs another look. The contact person gets a reminder in time, and overdue reviews stand out.
Linked to risks and controls
Link suppliers to the risks they bring and the controls that manage them, so supplier issues show up in your risk register.
How it works
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List your suppliers
Record the suppliers you work with and who inside your organization is their contact.
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Record what they handle
Note which data each supplier processes and which agreements are in place.
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Assess where it matters
Assess the suppliers that handle sensitive data and record what you concluded.
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Review on schedule
Trustbird reminds contact persons when a review is due and keeps the history for the auditor.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Trustbird check whether my processing agreements are legally sound?
- No. Trustbird records which agreements you have and when they need to be reviewed. It does not give legal advice, so have a legal adviser review the content of your agreements.
- Does the supplier register serve several standards?
- Yes. One register serves ISO 27001, NEN 7510, NIS2 and the GDPR together. Where one of them asks for something extra, you add it to the same record.
- Do my suppliers need access to Trustbird?
- No. You record the information about your suppliers yourself. They do not need an account.
Related
- Policy and documents Versioned policy with a named owner
- Risk management A risk register that stays current
- Controls and evidence Supply evidence once, use it everywhere
- Internal audit and management review Audits and reviews from your own data
- Trustbird AI An assistant that proposes, not decides
- Trust center Show customers how you work securely
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