Operational risk and vendor risk, one system that runs itself
Your risk program should not depend on someone remembering.
Vetrail keeps vendor risk and organisational risk assessed, owned and current on a cadence, so the work happens whether or not anyone has time for it.
No credit card, no sales call. You are in the product in two minutes.
For teams that have outgrown the spreadsheet but are not hiring a risk function yet.
Early on you can hold it all in your head
Then it stops fitting in one head
You hire, add vendors, add processes. The work keeps coming back, and half of it was never written down. The questionnaire from March that nobody chased. The key-person risk everyone knows about and no one owns.
Standard terms, no lock-in. Live version, backup status and recovery time are published — see our operational posture →
Three steps, then it runs itself
Put your risks and vendors in
Pick from the researched library, or talk a risk through with Blaze and let it write the entry.
Vetrail does the chasing
Assessments go out when they are due, and silent vendors get reminded until they answer.
You decide, nothing else
A rating that drops, a vendor gone quiet, a risk needing a call - that is when Vetrail interrupts you.
The cadence, the reminder ladder, and how a rating is actually calculated.
What it looks like
Real screens from the product.
The companies that hold together are the ones that saw it early
Every company that scales hits the same wall. More people, more vendors, more moving parts, and less of it written down anywhere. The ones that come through it could see what was coming while there was still time to act.
Not ready yet? Get the vendor risk maturity guide first.
Pricing
Up to 15 vendors and 5 people, unlimited assessments, and the full risk register - cadence, chasing, escalation, scoring, roles and exports all included.
Get startedFive seats for the people who own your risks; not everyone in the company needs one. The caps are checked when you add, and never applied to what is already there.
What the limits are →