How it works

Complex screening. Minutes, not hours.

Checking a supplier or counterparty by hand is slow: open their site, hunt for a legal name, cross-check registries, stare at a map pin, skim reviews, then try to remember what you found. SupplierProof runs an AI agent that does that multi-source pass for you — then verifies and summarises into one brief you can act on.

Manual research

Hours across WHOIS, Google, registries, maps, and review sites — easy to skip a check when you are in a hurry.

With SupplierProof

The same class of work, structured into one dossier in minutes — so you spend time on judgment, not tab-hopping.

  1. 01

    You paste their website

    Start with the company URL you were given — a factory site, seller page, or partner homepage. No spreadsheet of research tabs required.

  2. 02

    An AI agent gathers evidence

    A budgeted agent reads the site and pulls together public signals about the business: who they claim to be, contact details, and how the brand lines up with the legal entity.

  3. 03

    Multiple sources check the story

    We corroborate what we find against selected public sources — for example company registries where available, domain history, map checks on claimed addresses, trade search, and open web reputation. A miss is not proof of fraud; it is a prompt to ask better questions.

  4. 04

    You get a scored summary

    The dossier returns a trust score, plain-language red flags, and a short do-now / ask-them / watch-for brief — with sources you can open yourself. Built for a go / no-go decision before money moves.

Sources we may use

Depending on the company and country, the agent can draw on public registries (for example Companies House or EDGAR where they fit), domain records, maps, selected trade search, and open web reputation. We never invent company IDs or shipment counts — if evidence is missing, the dossier says so.

What this is — and is not

SupplierProof is a fast public-source screen, not a credit report, site visit, or legal opinion. Use it to decide what to ask next — then collect licenses, matching bank details, and a trial order before you scale.

Try it

Screen a company in minutes

Paste their website. Get a multi-source dossier and summary — the work that used to fill an afternoon of tabs.

Verification purpose