Inspiration Vendor compliance reviews are slow by design - not because they have to be, but because no one has built a better tool for the people doing them.
The typical workflow: a procurement team receives a vendor's security proposal, opens it alongside a 40-page requirements document, and manually checks whether each clause is addressed. It is the kind of work that buries detail-oriented people for days. The answer is almost always in the document. Finding it is the problem.
I wanted to build something that eliminated that manual pass entirely. Not a chatbot you ask questions to - a system that already knows the question, reads both documents, and delivers a structured verdict.
What I Built? VendorLens is a procurement decision workspace. You upload two files: your requirements document and the vendor's proposal. The system cross-references them clause by clause using AI and returns a structured compliance assessment - what passed, what's missing, and what needs follow-up.
The output follows a strict information hierarchy: Every component on the results page answers one of four questions:
Can this vendor be approved? What requirements failed? Why did they fail? What should happen next? Anything that didn't serve one of those questions was removed.
Built With
- groq
- next
- pdf2json
- tanstackquery
- typescript
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