VendorIQ

A 120-day head start on every vendor renewal.

VendorIQ turns scattered contracts, scorecards, and spend reports into a living vendor-management system that flags renewal windows before they close and compounds with everything you log. Built on the same second-brain architecture behind CanvasPM's Lens and StakeholderIQ, applied to a twelve-element vendor-management framework.

Contract terms live in PDFs. Performance impressions live in whichever relationship manager happens to remember the last QBR. Spend lives in a finance export nobody's reconciled since last quarter. Two vendors on the same tier get graded on different KPIs because nothing enforces consistency across scorecards written months apart, a renewal option window closes before anyone flags it, and the same integration failure that got escalated in Q1 resurfaces in Q3 because the history isn't searchable.

Every scorecard you log, every renewal you track, every escalation you classify becomes material the system reasons across.

Every scorecard applies the same standard. Two vendors on the same tier get graded on the same KPIs, every cycle, because the tier's scoring rules live in the system.

No renewal window closes without an owner. Every renewal and notice deadline inside the next 120 days shows up with a name attached, while there's still time to negotiate from strength.

Escalations stop repeating as if they're new. Recurring vendor issues surface as recurring, because the history is searchable.

Here is exactly what you're getting for $149, a one-time purchase:

Fifteen commands that run the whole workflow, starting with what's due:

• /due: ranks every open renewal, risk, decision, and spend item so you know what needs you first
• /ask: quick answer to a vendor-management question, pulled straight from memory
• /setup: guided configuration to seed your vendor registry, contracts, and standards
• /scorecard, /renewal-brief, /qbr, /escalation, /spend-analysis: plan and produce one of five vendor deliverables in a single call, type and memory set already loaded
• /plan: fallback plan for anything that doesn't fit those five deliverable types
• /work: execute a /plan with todo tracking
• /certify: six specialized reviewers check the draft before it reaches leadership
• /learn: extract what worked into memory, so the next cycle starts smarter
• /recall: search all vendor memory for relevant history before you start
• /grow: check vendoriq-health metrics, pattern confidence, time savings, quality trend
• /audit: recompute vendoriq-health summaries from source rows and catch drift

Eleven specialist agents running underneath those commands: a chief of staff that routes the work, four deliverable specialists (scorecard-builder, contract-analyst, risk-escalation-manager, spend-analyst), and six reviewers each tuned to a distinct failure class: Data Accuracy, Contract Alignment, Risk & Compliance, Tier Consistency, Actionability, and Executive Communication.

The complete twelve-element vendor-management framework: vendor registry, contract library, tier classification, performance scorecards, governance calendar, risk register, preferred vendor program, onboarding package, escalation log, spend analysis, exit plans, and policy standards.

Five ready-to-use deliverable workflows: scorecards, renewal briefs, QBR packets, risk and escalation reports, and spend analyses.

Complete documentation: an architecture guide, command reference, agent roster, and a first-30-days onboarding plan.

It runs inside Claude Code. No separate software to install. Every file in the system is yours to read, licensed Apache 2.0.

This is for you if:

• You own a real vendor portfolio with recurring scorecard, renewal, or spend cycles across multiple vendors on different tiers
• You've discovered a renewal or notice deadline with too little runway to negotiate, more than once
• You're the one translating vendor performance, risk, and spend into something leadership can act on

This probably isn't the right fit yet if your vendor list fits on a sticky note and stays that way, or if what you're looking for is a generic sales CRM built around pipelines. VendorIQ is built around vendor governance.

A few questions before you buy:

Is this a subscription?

No. It's a one-time purchase of $149 for lifetime access to the full system: all fifteen commands, all eleven specialist agents, and every update that follows.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You run it through plain-language slash commands inside Claude Code. If you can answer questions about a vendor's last quarter, you can run /due.

How is this different from Lens or StakeholderIQ?

Lens runs the full Mirror and Telescope thinking layer against any plan or decision you're making. StakeholderIQ tracks the people: your relationships, their history, their tone shifts. VendorIQ tracks the vendors: contracts, performance, risk, and spend, governed through the same second-brain architecture applied to a different domain.

How long until I see value? Your first /recall on an existing vendor, before your next scorecard or renewal conversation. The six reviewers start checking your very first deliverable, and the memory compounds from there.

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