Industry-Leading, No-Code Third Party Risk Management Platform Recognized in Spend Matters Top 50 to Watch
Certa, a leading no-code automation platform for procurement and compliance, announced it has been named a Top 50 Procurement Provider to Watch by Spend Matters, the proprietary tech-enabled data platform that drives and optimizes the strategic technology procurement decisions across the global procurement, finance, and supply chain technology ecosystem.
Now in its ninth year of publication, the 50 Providers to Watch list recognizes the fast-rising companies in the procurement and supply chain market. Those listed are the up-and-coming solution providers who continue to grow and develop innovative products, propelling the market forward. Vendors listed are independently selected by the analyst team over multiple rounds of debate, focusing on factors such as growth, innovation, tech capabilities, and solution delivery.
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“Over the last several years, the supply chain has changed dramatically, resulting in a constant and increasing shift in the expectations of procurement professionals around the world,” said Jag Lamba, CEO, and founder of Certa. “At Certa, we are constantly developing and designing new ways to alleviate that burden, while making it possible for businesses everywhere to evaluate their supply chain to make better long-term decisions for their company. This honor by Spend Matters recognizes the strides that we’ve made, and will continue to focus on in the coming years amid the changing supply chain landscape.”
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“Risk takes many forms, and the reality of many approaches today is that they encounter gaps due to a bias toward one specific subsegment of focus, such as just supplier management, or just contract management,” said Nick Heinzmann, VP of Research at Spend Matters. “Certa understands this challenge and has built for a different phase of the market a burgeoning platform for supplier onboarding, contract management, and stakeholder intake management that blurs the boundaries of where a ‘suite’ should start for third-party risk.”
