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SourceIQ

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The AI-native operating system for supplier intelligence.

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The AI-native operating system for supplier intelligence.

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SourceIQ helps procurement teams: ✔ Discover qualified suppliers in seconds using AI ✔ Match RFPs to the best-fit vendors automatically ✔ Track budgets and spend in real time ✔ Manage compliance and diversity goals ✔ Maintain audit-ready supplier records Built on a shared supplier master with private tenant overlays, SourceIQ combines global intelligence with enterprise-grade data isolation. We’re building the infrastructure layer modern procurement teams should have had years ago

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When I started working closely with procurement teams, I noticed something strange. The decisions that move billions of dollars — supplier selection, compliance validation, diversity tracking, performance evaluation — were still being managed across spreadsheets, email threads, and disconnected portals. Meanwhile, every other critical business function had already evolved into intelligent systems of record. Procurement deserved the same evolution. I built SourceIQ because I believe supplier intelligence shouldn’t live in static directories or one-off RFP tools. It should live in a continuously learning system — one that combines shared supplier intelligence with private, enterprise-grade workflows. A platform where AI doesn’t replace judgment, but augments it. Where discovery is semantic, matching is explainable, and every organization maintains control over its own budgets, approvals, and data. This isn’t just about making sourcing faster. It’s about building institutional memory for procurement teams — so knowledge compounds instead of resetting every quarter. We’re still early, and that’s intentional. I’d love feedback on three things in particular: Does this meaningfully reduce friction in your sourcing process? Where does it still feel manual or fragmented? What would make this indispensable for your team? If you’re a procurement leader, operator, founder, or investor, I’d genuinely value your perspective. We’re building this with long-term infrastructure in mind — and thoughtful feedback now shapes what this becomes. Thank you for checking it out.

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