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What is a Vendor Management System (VMS)?

A Vendor Management System (VMS) is a web-based application that helps organizations manage and procure services – as well as outside contract or contingent labor. VMSs are typically operated as a managed service provider (MSP) or run by a company’s contingent workforce management group.

Key Features of Vendor Management Systems (VMSs)

  1. Vendor Database Management: Centralized storage of vendor information, including types of data shared, risk overview, and contract details.
  2. Requisition Management: Creation, approval, and tracking of requisitions an due diligence.
  3. Candidate Management: Tracking of candidate submissions, interviews, and hiring processes.
  4. Time and Expense Tracking: Recording and approval of worker time sheets and expenses.
  5. Invoicing and Payment Processing: Automation of billing and payment processes for vendor services.
  6. Reporting and Analytics: Generation of reports on spend, vendor performance, compliance, and other key metrics.
  7. Compliance Management: Ensuring vendors meet regulatory and company-specific requirements. This is easily done with hoggo (Try it for free!).
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  • Vendor Management Systems (VMSs)

    What is a Vendor Management System (VMS)?

    A Vendor Management System (VMS) is a web-based application that helps organizations manage and procure services - as well as outside contract or contingent labor. VMSs are typically operated as a managed service provider (MSP) or run by a company's contingent workforce management group.

    Key Features of Vendor Management Systems (VMSs)

    1. Vendor Database Management: Centralized storage of vendor information, including types of data shared, risk overview, and contract details.
    2. Requisition Management: Creation, approval, and tracking of requisitions an due diligence.
    3. Candidate Management: Tracking of candidate submissions, interviews, and hiring processes.
    4. Time and Expense Tracking: Recording and approval of worker time sheets and expenses.
    5. Invoicing and Payment Processing: Automation of billing and payment processes for vendor services.
    6. Reporting and Analytics: Generation of reports on spend, vendor performance, compliance, and other key metrics.
    7. Compliance Management: Ensuring vendors meet regulatory and company-specific requirements. This is easily done with hoggo (Try it for free!).
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