Verify the supplier entity
Check legal name, registration details, contact information and who is accountable for the contract.
A practical checklist for UK public-sector buyers assessing a smaller technology supplier for SAP, software, integration, cloud, data or AI work.
Smaller technology suppliers can provide specialist depth and faster access to senior engineers, but buyers still need clear evidence around legal identity, security, financial standing, delivery ownership and operational resilience. Procurement confidence should come from verifiable evidence rather than unsupported capability claims.
Use the steps to move from assumption to evidence and then to a decision.
Check legal name, registration details, contact information and who is accountable for the contract.
Ask for technical examples and delivery methods relevant to the workstream rather than generic transformation claims.
Clarify security, support, incident escalation, subcontractors, data handling and business continuity before award.
Agree what evidence will show the service or workstream is working and what must be handed over at completion.
We keep deliverables tied to decisions, delivery and ownership. The exact format changes with the workstream; these are the outputs we would expect to leave behind.
Liditech is a UK technology company focused on SAP and enterprise engineering. Buyers should verify our current registrations, policies and evidence for each procurement rather than rely on unsupported claims.
The current problem, the outcome you need and what cannot be disrupted are enough to start.