From intake request to security approved: how Zip and Drata automate vendor reviews.
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From intake request to security approved: how Zip and Drata automate vendor reviews. Drata's Zip integration auto-creates vendor records and kicks off security reviews. No more manual handoffs. Every time your team submits a new vendor intake in Zip, someone on the security team has to be notified, a review has to be kicked off, and the result has to make its way back to procurement before anything gets approved. For fast-growing companies, this manual handoff is one of the most persistent sources of friction between procurement and security - and it often keeps third-party risk reviews stuck in spreadsheets or limited to only "critical" vendors, leaving gaps that raise overall risk. The Drata and Zip integration helps eliminate this. The problem: procurement and compliance don't talk to each other. Most companies manage vendor intake and vendor security in separate systems. Zip handles the procurement side - intake submissions, approval workflows, spend controls. Drata handles the compliance side - vendor security reviews, evidence collection, control monitoring. The gap between them is manual. Someone on the procurement team submits a vendor intake in Zip and emails the security team. The security team creates the vendor record in Drata and kicks off a review. Eventually they email back with an approval. The whole process takes days, sometimes weeks - and requires...
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Drata now integrates directly with Zip.