One signal reaches three areas and leads to one next step.
Follow a single near miss through Trisova, from the site where it happened to a recommended action and the board’s risk register.
Supplier due diligence, supply chain disruption and contractor safety on one record. An incident, an insolvency notice or a late shipment reaches the right person, with the next step already drafted.
Near miss logged at a Contoso Freight site.
The incident is recorded and linked to the site.Source of the signal
Contoso Freight moves from green to amber, pending review.Its risk record now links to the incident
Three critical suppliers depend on Contoso, and none has a documented backup route.Concentration risk flagged
Log one signal and watch where it lands.
Third-party risk management, supply chain risk management and HSE are usually run by different teams in separate systems. When something goes wrong in one area, the others either don’t hear about it or hear too late to act.
All figures come from independent research, and each one links to its source. See the research
of organisations had a business interruption caused by a third party in the previous two years.
Gartner, 2023 · 376 senior executivesof organisations have fully integrated third-party risk with enterprise risk management. KPMG says the two often operate in silos.
KPMG Global TPRM Survey, 2026 · 851 organisationsis the average time taken to identify and contain a data breach that started with a supply chain compromise. The average cost was $4.96 million.
IBM and Ponemon, Cost of a Data Breach 2026 · cyber breaches onlyis the average time taken to plan and carry out a response once a supply chain disruption hits.
McKinsey Global Supply Chain Leader Survey, 2024of companies had visibility of their supply base beyond the second tier.
McKinsey, 2021 · 71 supply chain leaderswas the average cost of a work injury needing medical attention in 2024, when 102 million working days were lost.
National Safety Council, Injury Facts · US data, cost to societyFigures come from the original publishers and describe the wider market, not Trisova results. The IBM figure covers cyber breaches. The National Safety Council figure is US-only and measures cost to society, not an employer’s bill for one injury.
See what a response across separate point tools costs, how one signal reaches three areas and what happens when a supplier goes down. Then estimate what Trisova could save your team.
Pick a scenario. Each one plays automatically, and you can pause or replay it.
Follow one incident through separate point tools, then through Trisova. Risk builds up in the time between a safety event and a decision about the supplier.
Follow a single near miss through Trisova, from the site where it happened to a recommended action and the board’s risk register.
Watch the 78-second film: one near miss travels from a supplier’s site to a decision, across every team that needs it.
Illustrative animation with sample data. The voice-over is generated with AI.
This isn’t four products bolted together. You get a single source of truth for a site, an entity or the whole group, and an incident, score or finding in one area appears wherever it matters in the others, automatically.
At the centre: AI and regulatory intelligence, reading across all four on one shared database.
Procurement, risk, HSE and sustainability teams use it in organisations with physical operations and a large supplier base, such as manufacturers, logistics firms, chemicals companies, facilities managers and multi-site operators. Each team gets a view built for its own work, on the same data.
Trisova maps the suppliers behind your suppliers, then lets you run the scenario and see what breaks.
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Trisova is one platform, not a stack of point solutions.
Each area covers its work in full, but none of them works alone. They all read and write the same data, so work done in one is already there in the others.
Manage every supplier from onboarding onwards.
See who your suppliers depend on, and what could break.
Run site safety in the same system as supplier risk.
Connect buying decisions to the risk behind them.
Show environmental problems as business risk.
Suppliers keep their own details up to date and respond to requests through a dedicated portal, so your team doesn’t have to chase them by email.
Changes in company, legal-entity, trade and natural-hazard data are picked up automatically, so supplier records stay current.
Incident reporting and other frontline and safety screens are available in seven languages. Manager screens are in English.
Each area has its own dashboard. The AI proposals inbox collects the AI’s suggestions for a person to approve, and the board report brings it all together.
See how teams use it day to day, what it tells them and who sees what.
Add a supplier and the platform assigns the right risk assessments.
Assessments, findings and evidence are kept on a single supplier record.
Ongoing monitoring flags new risk signals automatically.
A serious event appears in every area where it matters, not just where it happened.
The dashboard shows what is urgent and what to do about it.
Supplier X: risk score 74
Its SOC 2 renewal is 41 days overdue and no compensating finding is open. Request an interim attestation letter and open a finding against the overdue assessment.
RED · RECOMMENDED ACTIONIllustrative example
The AI agent is built into the core of Trisova, not bolted on. It reads across every area of the platform and the regulatory framework library, so nobody has to check separate dashboards by hand. Every suggestion stays a draft until a person approves it. The agent is optional and stays off until you turn it on.
Contoso Freight: credit rating downgraded by two notches this week. Financial risk is now the main driver of its score.
Queens Lab site: a hot-work permit was raised for an area where a flammable chemical is stored.
Acme Packaging: its only sub-tier supplier, based in Taiwan, now shows higher geopolitical exposure. This is a single point of failure.
It reads a new supplier’s industry and regulatory exposure and assigns the right frameworks, so nobody has to tick boxes by hand.
It sends a reminder automatically when an assessment or action is overdue, instead of someone tracking it in a spreadsheet.
You get a personal summary across the whole platform every morning, covering what’s new and what’s urgent, limited to what you’re allowed to see.
Every supplier enters Trisova through onboarding. From then on, what each area records rolls up into one enterprise risk register, measured against the risk your board will accept and the regulations that apply. It is designed around ISO 31000 and COSO ERM practice, and comes with Professional and Enterprise.
Procurement onboards the supplier, and the right assessments and frameworks are assigned.
Each area records what happens: incidents, findings, dependencies and emissions.
Those records count against the board-level risks they belong to, in one register.
Each risk is measured against appetite, with early-warning indicators and alerts.
The board gets a one-page brief and the decision it needs to make.
Set how much risk the board will accept, in words and as a score on the 5×5 matrix.
10 to 30 board-level risks, each linked to its evidence in every area, shown moving from inherent to residual against the appetite line.
Built from figures Trisova already records each night, with green, amber and red limits and an alert when one is crossed.
Causes, barriers and consequences, built from the controls you already record.
The frameworks in the library are linked to the suppliers, risks and controls they apply to.
One page: what is outside appetite, what it means for the business and the decision the board needs to make.
AI drafts, people approve. The AI can draft risks, indicator alerts and the board brief, but nothing changes a score, rating or appetite on its own: a named person approves every change.
Access is controlled in two ways at once: by role, and by entity or site. People see only the parts of the platform, and of the business, that they are responsible for.
Trisova isn’t bought by one person. It’s used every day by the people who own vendor onboarding, supplier risk, site safety and sustainability. It’s also used by whoever answers for all of it.
Environment and Sustainability puts environmental performance, climate reporting and your supply chain footprint on the same platform as supplier and safety risk, so an environmental problem is never just a number in a report.
Permit exceedances and contractor impacts feed into site and supplier risk.
Supplier ESG gaps appear on the supplier’s risk profile.
It’s all one shared database, so environmental, supplier and safety risk tell one story.
Scope 1 and 2 emissions, permits and waste are in every plan. Scope 3 and the ESG board summary come with Professional; CSRD with Enterprise.
The Trisova connector is built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard that lets AI assistants connect securely to other software. It is designed to work with assistants that support MCP, such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Claude. Ask a question in plain English, and the answer starts with the “so what”: what it means for the business and what to do next.
Today the connection is one way. Your team asks Trisova questions from the AI assistant they already use, alongside the other tools your company has connected, and Trisova answers with read-only information. Two-way is coming soon: the assistant will also be able to draft work in Trisova for a person to approve. It will never approve, delete, change risk ratings or send emails. Every connection uses each person’s own sign-in and permissions.
Everything arrives as a draft in Trisova’s approvals inbox, and a named person approves it.
There are no shared keys. People see only what they can already see in Trisova.
The connector stays off by default. Drafting actions needs a second, separate opt-in.
Administrators can see what was asked, by whom and when.
If your company turns AI off in Trisova, the connector stops too.
Supplier portal accounts can’t use the connector.
The connector runs on the same EU infrastructure as the rest of Trisova.
The Trisova mobile app is built for people on site. It opens on what needs you today, with a large Report button, and keeps working offline for a whole shift.
Add photos, video, voice notes, GPS location, witnesses and signatures. Reports send themselves once there’s signal and keep the times things really happened.
Complete inspections and checklists offline, then sync later.
Emergency contacts, permits and lock-out/tag-out (LOTO), chemical safety sheets and the contractors on site are saved to the device.
Alerts arrive straight away, and the lock screen never shows names or details.
Approvals show one decision per screen, and any supplier can be looked up in seconds.
Face ID or fingerprint protects the app, while the report screen always stays open so reporting is never delayed.
It will run on iPhone and iPad with iOS 15 or later, and on Android 7.0 or later, on phones and tablets.
Enter how you work today and choose how much time you expect to save. The result is your own estimate, not a promise.
This is an illustrative estimate based only on the numbers you enter. It excludes software costs and is not a quote or a guarantee. For context, Forrester studies commissioned by other risk software vendors model larger cuts in vendor onboarding time, such as 70% in one study. Those are modelled results for different products.
This covers assessment time only. It leaves out the value of earlier warnings, fewer missed risks and less rework, which depend on your situation. Book a demo and we’ll build the case with your real figures.
Database, authentication and file storage run in Ireland, so customer data stays in the EEA by default.
Row-level isolation keeps each customer’s records separate on shared infrastructure.
Sensitive actions are logged, showing who did what and when.
Staff will sign in with their existing work account, with single sign-on (SSO) and multi-factor authentication (MFA), so access starts and ends with their employment.
Idle sessions time out automatically, so an unattended screen doesn’t stay signed in.
Every plan includes every area: third-party risk, supply chain risk, HSE, procurement and ESG, so you’re never buying a point solution. Higher plans add the risk layer for your board, deeper ESG reporting, more scale and more support.
For companies with 1–49 staff
No implementation fee. Set it up yourself in the Launchpad.
For companies with 50–249 staff
Every area on one shared record, sized for a single company.
No implementation fee. Set it up yourself in the Launchpad, or let us do it for a one-off fee.
For companies with 250–999 staff
You get everything in Essentials, plus the risk layer and deeper ESG reporting, for a larger company.
Guided implementation included: live in 4 weeks, then 30 days of close support.
For companies with 1,000+ staff and groups
You get everything in Professional, plus CSRD and one roll-up across every entity in the group.
Fixed-price implementation, agreed up front in your quote.
UK and EU prices exclude VAT. US prices exclude sales tax.
| Feature | Starter | Essentials | Professional | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Company size | 1–49 staff | 50–249 staff | 250–999 staff | 1,000+ staff and groups |
| Price | £300 a month or £3,000 a year | £1,500 a month or £15,000 a year | Quoted | Quoted |
| Every area: third-party risk, supply chain, HSE, procurement, ESG | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Risk register and heatmap for each area | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Health and safety bow-ties | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Environment: permits, waste, Scope 1 and 2 emissions | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Supplier records | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Monitored suppliers | 50 | 250 | 1,000 | Unlimited |
| Sites | 1 | 5 | 25 | Unlimited |
| Entities | 1 | 1 | 10 | Unlimited |
| Staff logins | 3 | 10 | 50 | Unlimited |
| Incident reporters and supplier portal users | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| AI drafts, chasers and morning brief | Fair use | Fair use | Higher limits | Highest limits |
| Monthly AI risk snapshot (top 5 risks) | Included | Included | Not included | Not included |
| Risk layer: appetite, enterprise register, KRIs with breach alerts, board decision brief, risk manager role | Not included | Not included | Included | Included |
| Scope 3 supplier emissions and ESG board summary | Not included | Not included | Included | Included |
| CSRD double materiality | Not included | Not included | Add-on | Included |
| Roll-up across entities | Not included | Not included | Up to 10 | Unlimited |
| AI connector (MCP, in pilot), SSO (coming soon), named contact, custom terms | Not included | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Audit trail and role-based access by site or entity | Not included | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Implementation | Self-serve | Self-serve, or set up for you for a one-off fee | Guided, included | Fixed price in your quote |
| Support | Priority | Named contact | ||
| Try it first | 7 days free once your workspace is set up | 7 days free once your workspace is set up | 30-day paid pilot (£3,000, credited) | 30-day paid pilot |
The risk layer comes with Professional and Enterprise; Starter and Essentials include a monthly AI risk snapshot. Procurement is in every plan, because every supplier relationship starts with onboarding. Not sure which plan fits? Book a walkthrough and we’ll help you choose.
Yes. Every plan includes third-party risk, supply chain risk, HSE, procurement and ESG, all on the same database. Professional adds the risk layer, Scope 3 supplier emissions and the ESG board summary. Enterprise adds CSRD double materiality, roll-up across unlimited entities, the AI connector (MCP), single sign-on, a named contact and custom terms.
Your plan is set by your company’s size: Starter for 1–49 staff (£300 a month or £3,000 a year upfront), Essentials for 50–249 (£1,500 a month or £15,000 a year upfront), and Professional and Enterprise, which are quoted, above that. Within each plan, limits apply to monitored suppliers, sites and entities. Supplier records, incident reporters and supplier portal users are unlimited on every plan, and there are no per-user fees. If you outgrow a limit, add a supplier pack or move up a plan.
Not on Starter, Essentials or Professional. An AI data agent sorts your existing files into Trisova, and you check a preview before anything is imported. Enterprise implementations, history beyond 3 years and connections to other systems are quoted at a fixed price, never hourly.
Yes, for smaller companies. Request a workspace with your work email and we’ll set it up within one working day. You then get 7 days free on Starter or Essentials, with every feature included and no card needed. If you’ve imported suppliers, sent an assessment or invited a colleague, you can extend the trial once by 7 days. At the end, you choose monthly or annual billing for your plan and pay by card. Larger organisations can run a fixed-price 30-day pilot for £3,000, credited in full against the first year.
Your data is hosted in the EU, in Ireland. Each customer’s data is kept separate from every other customer’s on shared infrastructure. See Security and data on the Platform page.
Onboard suppliers once, assess them properly and keep watching them, with every assessment, finding and action on one supplier record. All of it runs on one connected platform, not another standalone tool.
A point solution keeps your data to itself. In Trisova, every team reads and writes the same records, so what you see is connected to everything else that matters.
A safety incident at a supplier’s site updates its risk record automatically.
You can see which of your critical suppliers depend on this one.
Contracts, renewals and performance reviews sit on the same record.
Nobody can find the latest answers, and every audit starts with a hunt for evidence.
A serious incident at their site is logged in another team’s system, so the risk rating never changes.
Renewals and reassessments slip until an auditor or a customer asks for them.
Add a supplier once, and the right risk assessments are assigned automatically.
Questionnaires, answers and evidence are kept on a single supplier record.
Raise findings, assign actions and track them until they are closed.
Changes in each supplier’s company status, insolvency notices and debarment are watched and flagged on its record.
Map suppliers to the frameworks that apply to them, and screen products for EUDR, forced labour and child labour risk.
Suppliers update their own details and respond to requests, so your team doesn’t chase them by email.
Map sub-tiers and plan for disruption.
See howHealth, Safety and EnvironmentReport, investigate and prevent incidents.
See howProcurement and contractsBuy with the risk in view.
See howEnvironment and SustainabilityReport emissions, permits and CSRD.
See howMap sub-tier suppliers, track global incidents and country hazards, and run “what if a supplier goes down” scenarios before anything happens. All of it runs on one connected platform, not another standalone tool.
A point solution keeps your data to itself. In Trisova, every team reads and writes the same records, so what you see is connected to everything else that matters.
Exposure flags appear on the supplier’s third-party risk record.
An incident at a site you depend on shows up in the same view.
A backup supplier moves straight into onboarding, sourcing and contracts.
Your direct suppliers look healthy, but nobody knows who they depend on.
When a flood or earthquake strikes a region, working out which suppliers are affected takes days.
Several suppliers rely on the same sub-tier supplier, and there is no documented backup.
Record who your suppliers depend on, tier by tier.
See where several suppliers rely on the same source, and flag the concentration risk.
Earthquakes, live cyclones and other disasters are matched to supplier locations.
Understand the natural-hazard exposure of each country you source from.
Take a supplier out and see which suppliers, sites and products are affected.
Switch between World events and Trade routes views, with shipping chokepoints.
Onboard, assess and monitor suppliers.
See howHealth, Safety and EnvironmentReport, investigate and prevent incidents.
See howProcurement and contractsBuy with the risk in view.
See howEnvironment and SustainabilityReport emissions, permits and CSRD.
See howCheck contractors before they start, report incidents and near misses from the site floor, and keep hazards, permits and training up to date, on the same record as your supplier risk. Unlimited incident reporters, no per-user fees.
A point solution keeps your data to itself. In Trisova, every team reads and writes the same records, so what you see is connected to everything else that matters.
An incident involving a contractor updates that supplier’s risk record.
Sites that depend on an affected supplier are flagged straight away.
The next step is drafted for you, and a person approves it before it becomes a finding.
A contractor’s safety record stays in the HSE system, so the people who hire them never see it.
By the time an incident is written up, details have been forgotten and the clock has started.
Corrective actions are agreed, then lost in spreadsheets and email.
Log incidents, near misses and observations, with the people, place and evidence attached.
Rate each hazard and record its controls. Bow-ties lay out causes, barriers and consequences from those controls, with an incident pinned to the barrier that failed.
Assess the safety impact of changes to people, plant or processes before they happen.
Keep emergency plans, contacts and drills in one place.
Run audits, track corrective actions and keep training records current.
Report from the site floor, even with no signal. Coming to iPhone and Android.
Onboard, assess and monitor suppliers.
See howSupply Chain Risk ManagementMap sub-tiers and plan for disruption.
See howProcurement and contractsBuy with the risk in view.
See howEnvironment and SustainabilityReport emissions, permits and CSRD.
See howThe EU Deforestation Regulation covers cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya and wood, and products made from them. Companies placing them on the EU market must show they are deforestation-free and legally produced. Obligations apply from 30 December 2026 for large and medium companies, and from 30 June 2027 for micro and small companies.
Cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya and wood, and the products made from them listed in the regulation.
Collect information including where the goods were produced, assess the risk, reduce it where needed and submit a due diligence statement.
From 30 December 2026 for large and medium companies, and from 30 June 2027 for micro and small companies.
Screen products for EUDR risk, alongside forced labour and child labour risk.
Each supplier’s products, evidence and assessments stay on its record.
Ask suppliers for the information you need and track their answers, without chasing by email.
Raise findings on gaps, assign actions and track them until they are closed.
Changes to a supplier are flagged on its record, so a risk assessment doesn’t go stale.
Sensitive actions are logged, showing who did what and when.
This page is general information, not legal advice. Trisova supports your procedures; it doesn’t make you compliant on its own.
Since 1 September 2025, a large organisation in the UK can be prosecuted if a person associated with it commits fraud intended to benefit it. Suppliers and contractors that provide services for or on your behalf can be associated persons. Your defence is having reasonable fraud prevention procedures in place, and due diligence is one of them.
Those meeting two of these: more than 250 employees, more than £36 million turnover or more than £18 million in total assets.
Employees, agents and subsidiaries, and anyone who performs services for or on your behalf, which can include suppliers and contractors.
Home Office guidance sets out six principles, including a risk assessment, proportionate due diligence and monitoring and review.
The right assessments are assigned when a supplier is added, and the evidence stays on its record.
Changes in each supplier’s company status, insolvency notices and debarment are watched and flagged on its record.
Questionnaires, answers and evidence for every supplier, kept in one place.
Raise findings, assign actions and track them until they are closed.
Overdue assessments and reviews are chased automatically, so your procedures keep running.
Sensitive actions are logged, showing who did what and when.
This page is general information, not legal advice. Trisova supports your procedures; it doesn’t make you compliant on its own.
Manage requests, sourcing, contracts and supplier performance, with the risk behind every buying decision in view. All of it runs on one connected platform, not another standalone tool.
A point solution keeps your data to itself. In Trisova, every team reads and writes the same records, so what you see is connected to everything else that matters.
A new request triggers the right risk assessment automatically.
Open incidents and findings are visible before you sign.
Renewal decisions show the supplier’s dependencies and exposure.
A new supplier is signed up before anyone has looked at the risk.
Renewal dates and obligations are noticed too late to renegotiate.
Supplier reviews happen in one place, and risk findings in another.
Capture requests and route them to the right people for approval.
The AI layer checks a proposed supplier before onboarding starts, and a person reviews the result.
Run sourcing events and compare suppliers on the same record.
Store contracts and key terms against the supplier they belong to.
Track what each party has agreed to, and see renewals coming.
Review performance alongside the supplier’s risk, findings and incidents.
Onboard, assess and monitor suppliers.
See howSupply Chain Risk ManagementMap sub-tiers and plan for disruption.
See howHealth, Safety and EnvironmentReport, investigate and prevent incidents.
See howEnvironment and SustainabilityReport emissions, permits and CSRD.
See howEvery area’s risks roll up into one enterprise risk register, measured against your risk appetite, with early warnings and a one-page brief for the board. All of it runs on one connected platform, not another standalone tool.
A standalone risk register is only as current as the last spreadsheet someone sent. In Trisova, each board-level risk is linked to its evidence in every area, so it moves when they do.
Incidents, and the barriers that failed, count against the risks they belong to.
Supplier findings and insolvency notices show up under the right board risk.
Dependencies and backup suppliers show how exposed each risk really is.
By the time the board sees it, the numbers behind it have moved.
Scores are opinions, because nothing links them to incidents, findings or controls.
It needs one page, what is outside appetite and the decision to make.
Set how much risk the board will accept, in words and as a score on the 5×5 matrix.
10 to 30 board-level risks, each linked to its evidence in every area: incidents, findings, assessments and dependencies.
Built from figures Trisova already records each night, with green, amber and red limits and an alert when one is crossed.
See each risk move from inherent to residual on the 5×5, with the appetite line drawn on it.
Causes, barriers and consequences, built from the controls you already record.
One page: what is outside appetite, what it means for the business and the decision the board needs to make.
AI drafts, people approve. The AI can draft risks, indicator alerts and the board brief, but nothing changes a score, rating or appetite on its own: a named person approves every change.
Know every supplier before they become a problem.
See howSupply Chain Risk ManagementMap sub-tiers and plan for disruption.
See howHealth, Safety and EnvironmentReport, investigate and prevent incidents.
See howEnvironment and SustainabilityReport emissions, permits and CSRD.
See howTrack permits, waste and emissions, estimate Scope 3 from supplier data and prepare for CSRD, with every environmental problem shown as a business risk, not just a number in a report. All of it runs on one connected platform, not another standalone tool.
A point solution keeps your data to itself. In Trisova, every team reads and writes the same records, so what you see is connected to everything else that matters.
Supplier ESG gaps appear on the supplier’s risk profile.
Permit exceedances and contractor impacts feed into site risk.
Waste carriers are suppliers, so a lapsed licence shows up before you use them again.
Every reporting cycle starts with emails to site managers and suppliers.
Monitoring results sit in a file until an exceedance has already happened.
Most suppliers haven’t reported, and nobody knows which ones matter most.
Record what each activity does to the environment, which impacts are significant and how they are controlled.
Track air, water and waste permits by expiry, conditions and limits, with an early warning as results approach a limit.
Record waste by type and disposal method, and see your diversion rate.
Convert fuel, refrigerant and energy use to CO2e with versioned emission factors, and see which periods are missing.
Allocate your share of reported supplier emissions, or use a spend-based estimate, and send a drafted data request.
Assess the ESRS topics, starting from an AI draft based on your own figures that you accept or dismiss.
Onboard, assess and monitor suppliers.
See howSupply Chain Risk ManagementMap sub-tiers and plan for disruption.
See howHealth, Safety and EnvironmentReport, investigate and prevent incidents.
See howProcurement and contractsBuy with the risk in view.
See howBook a walkthrough and we’ll show one signal moving across your supplier, supply chain, safety and environmental data, using scenarios from your own business. You’ll see what one platform does that a set of point tools can’t.
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