Journey Overview
When you click on the Supplier Portal, your journey starts with an invitation email. Inside, you’ll find a registration link that allows you to create your user account. Once you have completed all the required actions to create an account and your credentials are set up, you can log in at any time.
After logging in, you will need to complete your Company Profile. This is where you can keep your organisation’s information up to date - including addresses, key contacts, the products and services you offer, and any required compliance documents.
Once initial registration is complete you will be automatically allocated the status of “Prospective” and will be able to take part in sourcing events such as RFQs, RFIs, or Tenders. These can be accessed through the Sourcing area of the portal, where you can review event requirements, submit or revise bids (while the event is open), and upload any necessary documents. Any award notifications will be sent to you by email and will also be visible in the Notification tab on your portal account.
Once your company has been promoted to “Spend Authorised” (this is dependent on being awarded a contract and all additional compliance questionnaires completed and approved by the Bank), you will be able to add payment details, and you’ll find copies of any allocated Purchase Orders in the Orders section. Opening a PO in the portal lets you review its details and any attachments.
The Manage Invoices section of the Portal lets you track the status of your submitted invoices and see whether payments are progressing. If an invoice is placed on hold, it’s often due to a quantity or price mismatch, or because a receipt is still outstanding.
Throughout the portal, you’ll have opportunities to upload documents - whether in your Company Profile, within Purchase Orders, or as part of sourcing responses.
The system typically supports common formats such as PDF, Word, Excel, and image files. The Bank may also use the portal, time to time, to communicate, collect information and receive performance data.