When procurement asks 'can we use this vendor?', /vendor-check gives you agreement status, risk flags, and renewal dates — without digging through files.
ClaudeProcurement sends a Slack message asking about a vendor. You search email, shared drives, and CLM for the agreement. 30 minutes later you find it — or don't. Meanwhile, the deal waits.
“Legal teams spend up to 50% of their time on routine tasks like locating and reviewing existing agreements.”
— CLOC Source →Name the vendor. Get instant status — agreement details, key terms, risk flags, renewal dates, and compliance status. Respond to procurement in minutes, not hours.
Who this is for
Input options
Just type the vendor name. The skill searches across all connected systems for agreements.
Example
Check vendor status: DataCloud Inc.
Active — signed 2025-06-15, auto-renews 2026-06-15 Agreement type: Master Services Agreement + DPA Signed by: VP Legal (internal), COO (DataCloud)
Liability cap: $2M Data processing: EU only SLA: 99.9% uptime Termination: 90-day notice, no penalty
YELLOW: DPA expires in 60 days — renewal needed GREEN: SOC2 Type II current through 2026-12 GREEN: Cyber insurance verified $5M
1. Trigger DPA renewal — deadline in 60 days 2. Confirm data residency requirements for new project 3. Request updated sub-processor list before renewal
Metrics this improves
Works with
Works anywhere
Type a vendor name and get instant status from your configured data sources.
CLM (Ironclad/DocuSign): real-time agreement data. Procurement: vendor onboarding status. Email: search for related correspondence. Slack: respond to procurement queries inline.