Supplier risk management - Control your risks

Supplier risks include supplier solvency issues, failures that can affect the supply chain, as well as financial and reputational risks. We offer business credit risk analysis solutions to identify, map and prevent these risks, integrating essential information on suppliers' financial health.

Supplier risk management is crucial to preventing service interruptions and maintaining a stable supply chain. A good supplier risk assessment helps identify risky partners and reduce financial losses. We support companies in this supplier sourcing process with credit risk analysis and exclusive data on supplier health.

Identifying supplier risks and failures requires in-depth management of financial and business solvency information. We offer supplier sourcing solutions to help companies anticipate supplier failure risks and secure their supply chains.

Supplier risk management is based on a rigorous assessment of companies' creditworthiness and reliability, as well as ongoing performance management. Coface Business Information services facilitate supplier sourcing with risk mapping tools and supplier risk assessments that enable informed decisions.

Coface offers supplier risk management services, with continuous analysis of partners' creditworthiness and credit risks. Thanks to real-time supplier risk assessment, you can minimise financial risks and secure your supply chain.

Coface uses credit risk and supplier solvency analysis tools to assess the financial health of partners. By integrating solvency, payment and supplier risk management information, we offer an accurate and high-quality assessment that enables companies to make informed decisions.

URBA360 provides comprehensive supplier risk analysis with data on the financial health and creditworthiness of partners. This tool allows you to monitor credit risk and assess suppliers using up-to-date data and alerts in the event of changes in creditworthiness.  

Yes, we offer continuous monitoring of suppliers' financial health, with automatic alerts in the event of a change in their creditworthiness. These notifications help companies like yours react quickly to supplier risks, ensuring proactive and effective management of your supply chain.  

URBA360 is designed for international businesses that need to assess company creditworthiness across borders with confidence. It delivers global company data and risk analysis, helping you make informed sourcing decisions and reduce the risk of supply chain disruptions on a global scale.  

What sets URBA360 apart is its foundation: Coface’s global standard of data. The same high-quality, continuously updated information trusted by our credit insurance experts worldwide is now at your fingertips—ensuring consistency, reliability, and actionable insight wherever your business operates. 

Coface uses proprietary financial data and solvency analyses, coupled with supplier credit risk information and supplier payment indicators. This data enables an in-depth analysis of partners' financial health, which is essential for anticipating supplier risks and maintaining a resilient supply chain.

A supplier's creditworthiness indicators include its payment history, debt capacity and key financial ratios. At Coface, these elements are integrated into our supplier risk assessment, which helps us anticipate potential supplier defaults.  

Country Risk Assessment (CRA) is a Coface tool that assesses country risks, a key factor in supplier risk management. By analysing the credit risk of companies according to their geographical location, it helps to better understand and anticipate supply disruption risks and potential defaults by region. Supplier risk management simplified.

CRA (Country Risk Assessment) assesses risks related to the economic and political environment of countries, while the Coface Score focuses on the credit risks of individual companies, including supplier solvency and supplier default risk.  

Together, they provide a comprehensive view of supplier solvency and financial risks in the international and national context, which is essential for proactive supplier risk management.