Supply Chain & Procurement
The same supplier shows up under a dozen names across ERPs, spreadsheets and invoices. Spend is split, risk data lands on the wrong record, and dependencies stay hidden until something breaks.
For agents. Agents confirm the supplier before they pay, order or flag a risk.
Three vendors to finance, three suppliers to risk, three counterparties to the agent. It is one company.
Suppliers Under A Dozen Names
Supplier data is created everywhere: procurement onboarding, accounts payable, each business unit’s ERP, spreadsheets from acquisitions, and outside feeds for risk and sustainability. The same company is spelled, suffixed and numbered differently in each.
Every supply chain question then starts from the wrong list. Spend per supplier is understated, duplicate payments slip through, risk ratings attach to a record nobody buys from, and a dependency on one supplier is spread across names that hide its size.
One-off vendor master cleanups fix the list for a quarter. Then new vendors are onboarded, companies merge and rename, and the duplicates come back.
Spend And Payments
Spend is split across duplicate vendors, and invoices can be paid twice.
Risk In The Wrong Place
Ratings, sanctions and ESG data attach to the wrong record or none.
Hidden Dependencies
Reliance on one supplier or site is spread across names and goes unnoticed.
Resolve Suppliers And Sites Once, For Everyone
Resolve suppliers, companies and locations once, in the data platform, and give each one a stable ID. Procurement, finance, risk and logistics then all work on the same suppliers and sites instead of each team reconciling its own list.
Keep resolution running as vendors are onboarded, renamed and acquired, and use the same resolved entities to join outside data such as risk ratings and sustainability scores.
Spend, payments and risk data all meet on one supplier.
One ID Per Supplier
Every vendor and payee record for a company carries the same ID.
Shared Across Teams
Procurement, finance, risk and logistics read the same suppliers.
Outside Data Joins
Risk and ESG feeds match to resolved suppliers despite different names.
Where Resolved Suppliers Pay Off
Supplier 360
Unify supplier records across applications and channels into one trusted view.
Learn moreSpend Analytics & Consolidation
Roll up spend to the real supplier and parent company to negotiate and consolidate.
Learn moreSupplier Risk & ESG
Connect suppliers to risk, sanctions and sustainability data that uses different names.
Learn moreCompany Name Matching
Match on abbreviations, legal suffixes and subsidiaries with built-in dictionaries.
Learn moreLocation Mastering
Standardize and resolve sites, warehouses and addresses for logistics and planning.
Learn moreThe Identity Layer Under Supply Chain
Zingg runs as a workload inside your data platform and gives every entity one persistent ZINGG_ID. Everything above it reads the same resolved entities.
The same layer powersCustomer Analytics & MarketingFinancial Crime & RiskPrivacy & ComplianceProduct 360Master Data ManagementAI & Data Foundations
What Zingg Brings
Persistent ZINGG_ID
Every resolved entity keeps one global ID across systems and runs. ZINGG_ID
AI Plus Rules
Matching learned from your labels, combined with deterministic rules where you have them. How Zingg matches
Incremental Flow
Only new and changed records are matched, and IDs persist. Incremental flow
In Your Data Platform
Runs on Databricks, Snowflake, Microsoft Fabric, Google Cloud or AWS. Data never leaves your account.
Supply Chain & Procurement Questions
Why do suppliers end up duplicated?
Suppliers are set up in many systems by many teams, with different spellings, legal suffixes, addresses and tax IDs. Each system sees its own record as a separate supplier.
Can Zingg match suppliers across ERPs from different acquisitions?
Yes. Zingg resolves supplier records from any number of systems into one entity per real supplier, with a persistent ZINGG_ID.
Does Zingg provide supplier risk data?
No. Zingg resolves your suppliers so the risk, sanctions and sustainability data you already have joins to the right company.
Where does Zingg run?
Inside your data platform: Databricks, Snowflake, Microsoft Fabric, Google Cloud or AWS.
See Real Suppliers, Real Spend
Resolve suppliers and sites in your own data platform.