Know what every vendor can reach.
INSIDEA designed this homepage for a third-party vendor security review service. Vettrel is a fictional brand, so the names, people and numbers on the page are invented.
- Industry
- Software and SaaS
- Typeface
- Bentham
A service that runs security reviews of the vendors mid-size companies buy from, with a homepage that tiers a vendor and shows the register of what each one can reach: warm paper, ink, oxblood and stone gray, a refined Bentham serif and a magazine-style opener with one line drawing of a company's vendors.
The brief
Security and procurement leads must answer auditors about which vendors can reach payroll, customer or payment data, and the answers sit in scattered email. The page must show a calm, reliable review process and a single register, and win demo requests.
The direction
Quiet and editorial, like a serious journal on warm paper. The first screen pairs a centered wordmark and a large serif headline with one figure: a thin line drawing of a sample retailer's 48 vendors as dots grouped by the most sensitive data each can reach, captioned as a sample.
The detail
The sample's 7, 14, 14 and 13 vendors by tier make its 48, and its year on the Platform plan adds $9,600, $9,100 and $4,200 to $22,900. The page is careful to say an approval is not a promise a vendor is safe, and that it never tests vendor systems.
- Display
- Bentham
- Text
- Karla
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