A ranked list from your own payments
Every supplier you pay, in order of what you pay them, with what we found on each.
For organisations
Every supplier you pay, read every week.
We read your published payments, match each supplier to its company record and website, and tell you who can be faked, who is hacked and whose address has lapsed, ranked by what you pay them, the day anything changes.
A district councilRead 30 October 2026
- 3,184suppliers paid
- 1,206matched to a company and website
- 642can be faked
- 642 of the 1,163 whose email we readCan be faked£38,412,000 paid to those
- 4 web addresses registered to nobodyNot registered£186,250 paid to those
- 1 website hiding spamHackedOn the supplier's own address
What you receive
The same read every week, with the proof for every finding.
A weekly re-read of every supplier
Email records, website and web address, read afresh and dated every week.
An alert the day anything changes
You hear the same day, with the record quoted and the date we read it.
Flagged suppliers told how to fix it
With your OK, we tell a flagged supplier what we found and how to put it right.
A quarterly report for your audit committee
A dated report each quarter, on the Major body and Group tiers.
Prices
One price a year for each tier, by quote.
| Public body | Major body | Group | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | A council, most police forces, a smaller combined authority | A major body or a regulated firm, with a quarterly report for the audit committee | A whole group, a region or a shared service |
| A year | £12,000 | £24,000 | £36,000 |
| Quarterly report for your audit committee | No | Yes | Yes |
Invoiced. Not paid by card.
Councils can take two years at the public body price, invoiced yearly.
The monthly plans are for businesses that pay by card. Public bodies and regulated firms buy Supplier Watch on invoice, with a named contact, lists ranked from their own payments, and we tell flagged suppliers how to fix it.
Where it sits in your file
It sits under Principle A4, Supply chain, of the Cyber Assessment Framework, and A4.a of the Data Security and Protection Toolkit for health bodies. Supplier Watch gives you the dated evidence for that part of the file.
What it does not do
- It reads public records, not the supplier's systems.
- It does not collect what suppliers say about themselves. A questionnaire tool does that, and the two sit side by side.
- It does not stop a payment. It tells you before you make one.
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Who writes back
Malik Murphy
UK cyber security desk
I'm Mal. I write back with your quote. Ring me.
Hollywell House, Hollywell Lane, Leeds LS12 3HP
Questions
Do you contact our suppliers?
Only with your OK. We read what anyone can see, and a supplier hears from us only when you ask us to tell it what we found and how to fix it.
How do you match a supplier to a website?
From the email address or website on your list first. For a name alone, from Companies House and public map listings, and only when they agree on one address: we never guess an address from a name. A supplier found that way is marked as matched by name, with the address beside it, so you can check it is the right business.
What do we send you?
Your published spending file. A firm that does not publish one sends a list from its accounts system.
How do we buy?
On an invoice, paid yearly, with your order number on the quote. For a council, a force or a combined authority, a quote at the public body price sits under the £30,000 notice line.
Can we try it first?
Yes. Supplier Check reads up to 500 suppliers free.
Start with the free check, or ask for a quote.
Supplier Check reads up to 500 suppliers free. A quote comes back by the next weekday morning.
Rather talk first? Ring 0113 490 0521, weekdays 9am to 5pm UK time. At any other time, book a call and we ring you back.