OneFirmIntelFind the right suppliers before your next RFQ
Stop buying scattered lists. Search government-sourced companies, graded into quality tiers, and build a shortlist of suppliers for further due diligence — in minutes.
The problem
Procurement teams waste days stitching together supplier lists from directories of unknown quality, with no way to tell an established manufacturer from a dormant shell. Lists are stale, unverified, and undifferentiated.
How OneFirmIntel helps
- Grade every supplier into ★★★ Listed, ★★ Established, or ★ New entrant so you target the right calibre instantly.
- Filter by industry and city to match your category and lane.
- See market size live (tier and regional breakdowns) before you commit.
- Reveal only the companies you need — each one saved to your account forever.
Why supplier discovery is broken
Most procurement teams still build supplier lists the hard way: exporting from a directory of unknown provenance, cross-checking names by hand, and hoping the company on the page still trades. The result is a spreadsheet that mixes a public-market-listed manufacturer with a dormant shell registered last week — with no signal to tell them apart.
That uncertainty is expensive. Sending an RFQ to the wrong tier of supplier wastes weeks, and onboarding a counterparty that turns out to be inactive creates real compliance and delivery risk.
How OneFirmIntel changes the workflow
OneFirmIntel starts from authoritative, government-sourced company records and grades every entity into a quality tier — ★★★ Listed, ★★ Established, or ★ New entrant. Instead of an undifferentiated list, you get a ranked shortlist where the calibre of each supplier is obvious at a glance.
You search by industry and market, see the live size of the supplier base (with a tier and regional breakdown), and preview company names for free. When you find the suppliers you want, you reveal their full records with credits — and they are saved to your account permanently for re-use.
A repeatable sourcing motion
Teams use OneFirmIntel to size a category before an RFQ, to find alternates to an incumbent supplier, and to build region-specific shortlists when a lane or plant location matters. Because every revealed company is kept, the shortlist compounds over time into a private, reusable supplier book.
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