Supplira

Supplira is a web-based supplier-risk assessment and remediation tool aimed at Nordic and EU organisations. It is a strong fit for security, privacy, IT, and procurement teams replacing spreadsheet reviews with a repeatable process. Its focused workflow connects findings to residual risk, but it is not a continuous-monitoring service.

Overview

Supplira brings supplier questionnaires, findings, and risk reporting into a single workflow. Its built-in templates address NIS2 supply-chain risk, ISO 27001 supplier risk, GDPR Article 28 processor risk, and concentration risk; teams can also customise templates or create their own. That combination makes it useful for organisations standardising assessments across these domains, without requiring every review to start from a blank form.

The product tracks inherent and residual risk over time. Findings feed into the risk picture, and closing them reduces the visible residual-risk position, tying remediation to a changing assessment rather than leaving findings as a separate task list.

Key features

Questionnaires and remediation

Suppliers can respond through a link without creating a portal account, reducing the friction of getting external parties to complete a questionnaire. Supplira has no supplier portal, however, so it is better suited to assessment collection and internal follow-up than to a shared supplier workspace.

Risk reporting and review

Executive reports cover current risk posture, the suppliers with the highest residual risk, finding themes, overdue work, and recommended actions. Account activity and assessment history support internal review and document follow-up on supplier-risk decisions. These features give teams a useful record and summary for oversight, though they do not replace monitoring between assessments: Supplira has no continuous monitoring or incident alerts.

Hosting and security

The primary application database is hosted in Sweden on AWS eu-north-1, while the application runs on Vercel edge infrastructure with European region routing where available. Supplira lists tenant isolation through PostgreSQL row-level security, TOTP multi-factor authentication, bcrypt password hashing, audit logging, rate limiting, and secure HTTP-only session cookies. It does not currently hold SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification; SOC 2 Type II is on its roadmap for 2026. The company also says the software alone does not meet legal or regulatory obligations or guarantee compliance, so organisations with formal assurance requirements should weigh those limits before adopting it.

Pricing

Supplira has a free plan and paid plans from €99/mo. The Free plan has no published price and allows up to 3 suppliers, 1 user, and 3 custom templates. It includes the built-in template library, 3 automatic reminders per assessment, and a dashboard overview. That is enough to begin a small programme, but the supplier and user caps make it unsuitable for a larger team or portfolio.

Starter costs €99 a month and supports up to 25 suppliers, 5 users, and 10 custom templates. It includes everything in Free, plus executive reports, residual-risk tracking, and CSV export. It is the practical step up for teams that need structured risk reporting and a way to export data, but it remains capped at 25 suppliers.

Growth costs €299 a month, raising the limits to 100 suppliers, 10 users, and 50 custom templates. It adds supplier risk overrides and priority support to everything in Starter. Choose it when those higher limits or overrides matter; teams needing unlimited capacity, tailored workflows, or an advanced support SLA will need Pro, whose price is custom pricing.

Pro includes unlimited suppliers, users, and templates, plus custom onboarding, an advanced support SLA, tailored workflows, and volume licensing. Its custom pricing means costs cannot be compared directly with the fixed-price tiers without a quote.

Platforms

Supplira runs on the web, making it accessible as a browser-based tool rather than a mobile app.

Who it's for

Supplira suits Nordic and EU security, IT, privacy, and procurement teams that need structured supplier assessments, remediation tracking, and risk reporting. It is particularly relevant to SMEs outgrowing spreadsheets. Organisations that need continuous monitoring, incident alerts, a supplier portal, or current SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification should look elsewhere or assess whether Supplira's stated limits fit their assurance needs.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Built-in templates cover NIS2, ISO 27001, GDPR Article 28, and concentration risk, with customisation for teams that need their own questionnaires.
• Pro: Linked findings, residual-risk tracking, reports, and assessment history give teams a connected way to follow remediation and review decisions.
• Pro: Questionnaire links let suppliers respond without creating an account.
• Con: No continuous monitoring or incident alerts means the product does not provide ongoing supplier-risk surveillance.
• Con: No supplier portal limits it to questionnaire collection and internal follow-up rather than a broader supplier-facing workspace.
• Con: The absence of current SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certification may make it a poor fit for buyers with formal assurance requirements.

Alternatives

For a broader set of options, see Supplier Risk Management Software.

Choose Achilles if a free supplier marketplace membership is the priority: its free Network plan includes one questionnaire and searchable visibility to buying organisations, and it supports Android, iOS, and web.

apexanalytix Conductor is a web-based freemium alternative with a free plan and trial; its free tier includes a Business Risk Index, cyber, compliance, and resilience breakdowns, and critical business alerts with a 90-day refresh.

Qeluntra is a freemium web and API option with a free tier for 1 entity and 1 power user, plus Starter and Business tiers for 3 and 8 power users respectively.

Scrioo offers a free AI-powered five-year risk report delivered within 24 hours, making it an option for buyers seeking a single report rather than Supplira's assessment and remediation workflow.

TeRoc has a free web Starter plan for up to 5 suppliers and 1 user, with a newsfeed, monthly market report, basic supplier profiles, and email support; consider it when those supplier-information features suit the need better.

SpheraCloud is a paid web and mobile platform with a Health & Safety Management module that requires at least 250 named users per module; choose it when that module and scale match the organisation's needs.

Craft is a paid API and web alternative.

EcoVadis IQ Plus is a paid web alternative.

Verdict

Supplira is a sensible choice for Nordic and EU teams that want structured supplier questionnaires, remediation follow-up, and residual-risk reporting in one focused web tool. Its templates and linked risk tracking are the clearest reasons to choose it over spreadsheets. Look elsewhere if continuous monitoring, incident alerts, a supplier portal, or current SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification is essential.