D&B Connects Vendors To Enterprise Clients

Dun & Bradstreet’s Vend-R platform has said it has successfully connected over 5,000 vendors to clients in Nigeria.

The company disclosed this in a statement. According to the country manager at Dun & Bradstreet Nigeria, Womo Diriyai, “We are incredibly proud of Vend-R’s success in Nigeria,” “Our goal is to empower businesses with the tools they need to thrive. By connecting buyers and suppliers seamlessly, Vend-R is driving operational efficiency and risk reduction.”

The company read further, “Dun & Bradstreet remains committed to supporting Nigerian businesses by providing innovative solutions that drive growth and sustainability.

Dun & Bradstreet remains a leading global provider of business decisioning data and analytics. The Vend-R platform has become a cornerstone for procurement teams seeking to optimise supply chain operations and mitigate risks. Since its launch, Vend-R has onboarded numerous enterprise clients, providing them with access to a vast network of verified vendors.

This achievement underscores the platform’s role in facilitating efficient and secure procurement processes. Vend-R offers a comprehensive suite of features, including vendor qualification, performance management, and supplier risk assessment. The platform also enables compliance and legal teams to conduct thorough screenings of suppliers, shareholders, and directors against global watchlists and adverse media coverage. Leading Nigerian companies, such as Ikeja Electric, Mobil, Walter Smith, and Nigerian Breweries, have adopted Vend-R to streamline their procurement processes and enhance supplier management.”

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“Our partnership with Dun & Bradstreet has been instrumental in optimising our supply chain,” said an official at Ikeja Electric. “Vend-R has significantly improved vendor prequalification and registration, allowing us to focus on core business activities.”