Supplios

What Supplios is

Supplios is a supplier operations platform for manufacturers and OEMs working with direct material suppliers. It covers sourcing and procurement, supplier quality, onboarding and compliance, supplier performance, and supplier communications. Sourcing tools handle CAD uploads, complete bills of materials, quote history by part, and side-by-side cost analysis. The supplier portal supports messages, conversation history, attachments, assigned tasks, reminders, and workflow status updates. Supplios describes API connections with ERP, QMS, PLM, and other systems, including completed SAP S/4HANA and ECC integrations. The company states that its security management system is ISO 27001 certified and that it is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant and third-party audited. Every plan includes onboarding, internal support, a supplier help desk, bulk imports, and migration assistance. Basic starts at $1,000 a month with Core SRM and one module. Advanced and Enterprise pricing requires contact. Enterprise offers US or EU cloud hosting or on-premise deployment.

Who it suits

It is designed for automotive and industrial manufacturers, from mid-sized regional firms to multinational companies. Teams managing supplier onboarding, qualification, quality, sourcing, and performance can use its workflows and portal.

Limits

Basic costs $1,000 per month and includes Core SRM plus one module. Basic and Advanced do not include API access, custom BI or analytics, or custom roles and permissions; Enterprise adds those features. Basic and Advanced are hosted by Supplios, while Enterprise adds US or EU cloud and on-premise options.

Getting started

1. Visit the Supplios website
2. Request a live demo and trial account
3. Select Basic, Advanced, or Enterprise
4. Choose the available hosting model for your plan
5. Use onboarding, data import, and migration assistance to configure supplier workflows

Verdict

Supplios brings supplier sourcing, collaboration, compliance, and performance workflows into one platform for manufacturers. Its plan differences affect integrations, analytics, permissions, and deployment, so buyers should match those needs to the selected tier.