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Vendor Security Review process diagram

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What was said

Procurement submits a vendor request when a new supplier is needed. Security sends the vendor a security questionnaire. The security team rates the vendor's risk. If the risk is high, legal reviews the data processing agreement. If the risk is low, the vendor goes straight to approval. Legal approves or flags redlines in the DPA. Once approved, the vendor is added to the approved vendor register.

The diagram

G n1 Procurement n2 Vendor Request n1->n2 submits n3 Security n2->n3 routes to n4 Send Questionnaire n3->n4 sends n5 Rate Risk n4->n5 vendor returns n6 High Risk? n5->n6 rates n7 Legal n6->n7 Yes n11 Approve Vendor n6->n11 No n8 Review DPA n7->n8 reviews n9 DPA Redlines? n8->n9 checks n10 Resolve Redlines n9->n10 Yes n9->n11 No n10->n8 revised n12 Add to Register n11->n12 approved n13 Vendor Onboarded n12->n13 adds to register
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What is in this flow

Steps

  1. Procurement
  2. Vendor Request (Procurement)
  3. Security
  4. Send Questionnaire (Security)
  5. Rate Risk (Security)
  6. High Risk?
  7. Legal
  8. Review DPA (Legal)
  9. DPA Redlines?
  10. Resolve Redlines (Legal)
  11. Approve Vendor (Security)
  12. Add to Register (Procurement)
  13. Vendor Onboarded

Mermaid code

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flowchart TD
  n1(Procurement)
  n2([Vendor Request])
  n3(Security)
  n4[Send Questionnaire]
  n5[Rate Risk]
  n6{High Risk?}
  n7(Legal)
  n8[Review DPA]
  n9{DPA Redlines?}
  n10[Resolve Redlines]
  n11[Approve Vendor]
  n12[Add to Register]
  n13([Vendor Onboarded])
  n1 -->|submits| n2
  n2 -->|routes to| n3
  n3 -->|sends| n4
  n4 -->|vendor returns| n5
  n5 -->|rates| n6
  n6 -->|Yes| n7
  n6 -->|No| n11
  n7 -->|reviews| n8
  n8 -->|checks| n9
  n9 -->|Yes| n10
  n9 -->|No| n11
  n10 -->|revised| n8
  n11 -->|approved| n12
  n12 -->|adds to register| n13

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This example is part of our guide for compliance and audit.

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