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Supplier Diversity

Track and report on supplier diversity

Classify supplier diversity status and support diversity reporting as part of one connected supplier record.
Diversity classifications
Reporting visibility
Connected record
Spend tracking
Diversity Classification and Reporting
Supplier diversity information, built into the supplier record
Maintain diversity classifications and reporting details in the same connected supplier record used across onboarding, performance, and risk—so you can report with confidence.
Diversity classifications

Capture primary, secondary, and additional diversity classifications with verification status and review dates.

Reporting visibility

Track eligibility, completeness, and diversity spend to support internal reporting and disclosure requirements.

Connected supplier record

Diversity details live alongside documents, qualifications, performance, and risk for a single source of truth.

Explore Supplier Management

See how Prokurit connects discovery, onboarding, performance, risk, and diversity in one record.

See Procurement Analytics

Turn diversity data into insights with flexible reporting and spend
analytics.

Frequently asked questions
Supplier diversity software helps procurement teams classify suppliers by diversity status — such as woman-owned, minority-owned, or small business — and report on diversity spend, as part of the supplier's broader record.
Diversity classifications (primary, secondary, and additional status), certification state, and review dates are captured directly on the supplier profile, alongside documents, qualifications, performance, and risk information.
Yes. Prokurit tracks diversity spend against total spend and breaks it down by diversity status, so you can support internal reporting and disclosure requirements without a separate tracking tool.
No. Diversity classifications and reporting live on the same connected supplier record used across onboarding, performance, and risk—so diversity data stays current as the supplier relationship continues.
Yes. Diversity spend and participation data can feed into procurement analytics and reporting, alongside other supplier and spend information.