For the compliance of one

You shouldn't be the single point of failure.

Built for the person quietly holding third-party paperwork together on their own - alongside four other jobs. If a certificate lapses when you're on leave, it lapses. Credbase makes sure it doesn't.

"There's usually one person who knows where everything is, when it renews and who to chase. If that person is you, this is the tool you don't have yet."

You don't need a governance suite. You need to not be the last line of defence.

The hire moment

You know when it's time.

The trigger is usually specific and slightly sinking. One of these three.

You booked a week off

and immediately started drafting a handover doc for the three renewals happening while you're away. This is the moment.

A buyer asked for evidence on a Friday afternoon

and you spent the weekend digging through Gmail, Dropbox and a shared drive from 2023. This is the moment.

A certificate lapsed on a Tuesday

because the reminder went to someone who left the company. You found out from the buyer. This is the moment.

What you get

Every feature earns its place against one job.

Stop being the single point of failure. Everything below maps directly to that.

Reminders that don't need you to remember
So renewals don't die when you're on leave

Every document has an expiry date and a chase schedule. Nudges go to the right supplier on the right day, whether or not you're at your desk. If you're away, they still go out. If the supplier misses one, someone else on your side gets a heads-up.

One live record per counterparty
So the shared drive stops being the source of truth

Suppliers, subcontractors and vendors each get one page with current documents, statuses and history. No hunting across five folders and three inboxes to find the current version. Everyone on the team sees the same thing.

Evidence packs you can rebuild in minutes
So the buyer's Friday email doesn't eat your Sunday

Tick the documents, add a cover note, share one controlled link. When the same buyer asks again in six months, the pack is one click away - and it will pick up any updated documents automatically.

A defensible trail of what happened
So the audit doesn't hinge on your memory

Who verified what, when it was received, when it was shared and with whom. If anyone asks how you know a certificate is real, the answer is on the record, not in your head.

A second pair of eyes when you need one
So the bus factor stops being one

Add a colleague, an assistant or your accountant as a viewer. They can see the same record, pick up a renewal if you're offline and hand it back cleanly when you're back. No password sharing, no forwarded emails.

Buyer-facing without you drafting an email
So sharing evidence feels like sending a link, not writing a brief

The pack the buyer sees is branded, ordered and self-explanatory. It doesn't need a covering explanation from you. It doesn't leak your inbox. It doesn't expire silently.

Before and after

What actually changes on the ground.

Before Credbase
  • The renewal spreadsheet lives on your laptop.
  • You are the reminder engine, and you are one holiday away from a lapse.
  • Every evidence request starts with "give me an hour".
  • If you leave, the knowledge leaves with you.
With Credbase
  • The record lives in one place your team and your successor can see.
  • Renewals run on a schedule, not on your memory.
  • Every evidence request is a link, not an ordeal.
  • You can go on leave without an evening of prep and a nervous Monday.

You can hand this off, or hand it back.

The point isn't that you disappear. The point is that the work no longer disappears with you. Go on leave. Take the promotion. Bring in a colleague. The record stays.