Procurement / Supplier Management Live
Supplier Contact Update
Spot a supplier contact change in an ordinary message, compare it against the record, and prepare the correction for approval — nothing is written to the supplier master by this agent.
- Triggered by an incoming message
- ~5 credits per run
- v1.0.0
What does Supplier Contact Update do?
Supplier Contact Update is a production AI agent in the procurement section of the Leverge agent store, built for the supplier management process. Spot a supplier contact change in an ordinary message, compare it against the record, and prepare the correction for approval — nothing is written to the supplier master by this agent. It is triggered by an incoming message, works through 5 steps and returns 4 outputs, including what this message contains.
What it needs
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The supplier's message
Signature blocks and out-of-office replies are where most contact changes actually surface.
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Update settings
What it does
- Reading the message for contact details
- Finding the supplier on record
- Comparing against the record
- Drafting the note to the data steward
- Holding the update for approval
What you get back
- What this message contains
- Proposed changes — not applied
- For the data steward
- Why this needs a person
After each run it asks: “Would you apply these changes?”
When it runs
Triggered by an incoming message — Supplier message that may carry a contact change.
Oversight
Runs under scoped, least-privilege credentials with every action written to an audit log. Anything that moves money, alters a contract or reaches a customer requires human approval before it executes.
Supplier Management
Other agents in supplier management
Sourcing, suppliers, contracts, purchase orders and the paperwork between them
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Product Quality Monitoring
Read inspection reports and defect logs as one picture — the defect types that keep coming back, the supplier whose quality is sliding, and the standard the evidence cannot actually confirm.
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Supplier Communication
Handle the routine supplier contact that has to happen and never gets prioritised — renewal reminders, document chasers, status requests — drafted per supplier and held for approval.
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Supplier Consolidation
Find where you are buying the same thing from several suppliers, what consolidating would actually be worth, and which of those suppliers you cannot afford to lose.
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Supplier Contract Risk Assessment
Read a supplier contract for what it actually exposes you to — the liability that is uncapped, the indemnity that runs one way, the termination right only they hold — clause by clause, with the wording quoted.
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Supplier Documentation Verification
Check a supplier's onboarding pack for what is actually there, in date and in the right name — and send back one specific list of what to fix instead of three rounds of email.
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Supplier Feedback Collection
Read what your own stakeholders and your suppliers say about working together, and turn it into a relationship-health read — the recurring friction, the theme behind the complaints, and where the two sides disagree.
Next Step
Deploy Supplier Contact Update, or adapt it
It runs as-is against the inputs above. Most deployments diverge — a different source system, a different tolerance, a different approval path. A 30-minute technical call establishes which.