Vendor Marketplace
A public directory of vendor listings, browsable without authentication, with a curated taxonomy and a listing request workflow.
At a glance
| Route | /vendor-marketplace publicly; /vendors/marketplace inside the product |
| Audience | Public — prospective buyers, listed vendors |
What it is
A public directory of vendor listings, browsable without authentication, with a curated taxonomy and a request workflow for vendors seeking to be listed.
Who it is for
Prospective buyers researching vendors, and vendors seeking a listing.
How it works
Listings are curated against a managed taxonomy, with inbound listing requests reviewed before publication.
The public surface renders a directory and per-vendor detail pages. The same listings are reachable inside the product from Vendor Hub, where they connect to your own vendor portfolio.
Features
- Public, unauthenticated vendor directory with per-vendor detail pages
- Curated listings with taxonomy management
- Inbound listing request workflow with review
- In-product access from Vendor Hub
- A dedicated marketplace navigation for the public surface
How to use it
Browse by category
Either the public directory or the in-product marketplace.
Open a vendor detail page
For the listing's full information.
Connect a listed vendor to your own portfolio
In Vendor Hub — which brings it under contract, renewal, and risk management rather than leaving it as a bookmark.
Vendors seeking a listing submit a request
Reviewed before publication.
Why it matters
The marketplace serves two purposes at once.
For customers
It shortens vendor discovery — and connects a discovered vendor directly into managed procurement, rather than leaving you to re-enter everything by hand.
For the platform
A public, indexable directory brings prospective customers into contact with the product before they have any reason to sign up.
Connects to
- Extends Vendor Hub
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