Who we serve · Procurement and supply chain

Find the backups before the week you need them.

The time to find a backup is before the supplier fails. myRA builds the short list, checks it against your rules, calls the plants that matter and watches the names your business depends on.

The difference

Same Monday. Two very different weeks.

Build and assess alternatives while supply is steady. When a disruption comes, your team has a current shortlist and the evidence needed to act.

What can myRA do?

Five questions a procurement team asks.

Follow a search for a second supplier, a risk check, a fair-price test, a supplier watch and a labour audit an expert signs, step by step.

The bench

A backup is only a backup if someone already checked it.

myRA checks suppliers against your technical, capacity and commercial needs. When documents leave a question open, myRA finds the right contact and conducts the call. The answers help establish which suppliers can meet your requirements.
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  • Published evidence
  • Primary research
  • Expert review

The standing watch

Hear it before the shipment misses.

Follow the suppliers your production depends on. myRA checks for relevant changes and explains the potential impact on your supply, with evidence your team can inspect.

The watch follows published changes. To check what is happening inside a plant, myRA can contact the supplier and conduct a call.

Questions

Common questions

A page for each shortlisted supplier, with linked sources and the limits written down. If the committee wants more, a named specialist can check the criteria, evidence and gaps, and sign it.