An explainable vendor & Nth-party ledger
The vendor and Nth-party ledger you can explain.
Inventory the relationships you actually have, see concentration, and keep the chain in one place. Self-serve, with published pricing — transparent, reasonable, and cost-effective. Not a quote-only motion, and not a cheap-monitoring brand.
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The problem
Relationships and answers rarely sit on one ledger
Vendor lists, questionnaire responses, and subcontractors live in different tools and inboxes. Without a shared inventory, concentration and Nth-party exposure stay hard to explain. A 14-day trial is included; Live Checkout is not open yet — request access.
- 41% still rely on spreadsheets to assess third parties.1
- 71% more likely to receive exam findings when TPRM is still run on manual processes.2
- 15% feel prepared to respond to third-party incidents.1
- Mitratech, “The 2025 TPRM Study: Key Findings and Recommendations,” 2025.
- Ncontracts, “Top Insights from the 2026 TPRM Survey,” 2026.
How it works
Build the ledger — then see concentration
Collect engagements in one place, map the chain you own, add the fields you need, and use the dashboard when you need to explain it. Bring in the Excel questionnaires you already use — no stock template required — or enter records by hand. Intake is a feature. The product is the ledger.
Collect engagements in one place
Run project-based work and keep vendor answers on the engagement record, not in a pile of files.
Map the Nth-party chain
Capture your vendors and the Nth-party chain beyond them as an owned graph.
Bring questionnaires in when you need them
Bring in the Excel questionnaires you already use. No stock template required.
Explain concentration and inventory
Use the dashboard for concentration, geography, and register-style views when you need to show the picture. Add any custom fields you need.
What you get
A ledger, an owned chain, and views you can defend
Centralize vendor relationships first. The dashboard and register views are how you explain concentration — not the product name.
Vendor ledger
Keep vendors, Nth parties, and engagement records in one inventory you can show — not a stack of files and inboxes.
Owned Nth-party graph
Build the vendor and Nth-party chain from customer-collected data — accuracy you own, not an outside-in guess.
Concentration & geographic risk
Surface concentration risk and geographic concentration across your vendor inventory, including disaster-proximity views.
Register views & audit trail
Produce register-style views and keep responses plus a full audit log, so the evidence exists when you need it.
Where AuditnQ fits
Between workflow suites and outside-in ratings
AuditnQ is the relationship system of record — self-serve, with a price you can see.
Dedicated assessment suites
They run questionnaires at scale. That power usually means a change in how the team works, a process pushed onto vendors, a heavy implementation and keep-up, and a cost that is hard to carry.
Explainable ledger. Published pricing.
Owned Nth-party relationships and concentration, run by your own team. No process pushed onto vendors, so implementation is lighter and more feasible. Transparent and cost-effective — not cheap monitoring.
Scores and continuous monitoring
Useful signals from outside the relationship. Keep them as a feed — they are not the ledger. You can also keep those scores as custom fields on AuditnQ, so the two can run together.
"We needed one practical place for the vendor relationships we actually run — useful day to day, at a cost that fits. Being able to bring in the Excel we already use was a plus."— Third-party risk practitioner
Keep an outside-in ratings feed if you already have one. AuditnQ sits beside it as the ledger.
See the price. Try AuditnQ for 14 days.
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