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Quick answers to common questions about Vedari.
What is Vedari?
Vedari is one platform for the entire vendor lifecycle: procurement, contracts, spend, usage, risk and renewals, with AI running through all of it. Instead of juggling separate tools and spreadsheets, you manage every vendor in one connected place.
Who is Vedari built for?
The people who actually own vendor relationships: Chiefs of Staff, Heads of Operations and Heads of Finance. It works for startups, scale-ups and enterprise teams alike, so whether you're bringing order to your first vendors or managing hundreds, it scales with you.
How is Vedari different from other vendor management tools?
Most tools cover one slice, like contracts or spend, and leave you to connect the rest. Enterprise suites do more but are heavy, costly and slow to set up. Vedari covers the whole lifecycle in one place, with AI that works ahead of you rather than waiting to be asked.
What does the AI actually do?
It works ahead of your team: reading contracts, watching spend, scoring risk and surfacing renewals before they become a problem. It's built into every part of Vedari, not bolted on as a separate feature.
Which tools does Vedari connect to?
Vedari works with the tools you already use, including Google, Microsoft, QuickBooks, Xero, Asana, Slack and Okta, so there's no migration to get started.
Do we need a procurement team to use Vedari?
No. Vedari is built for generalist ops leads, founders, and finance managers who run vendor management as a fraction of their role. Vedari handles the specialist work, reading contracts, flagging risks, and drafting renewals, so you don't need a dedicated procurement function to get value from day one.
How long does it take to set up Vedari?
Day one. Bulk-upload your contracts and vendor list, or sync directly from QuickBooks, Xero, Google, or your SSO, and Vedari starts reading them immediately. By the end of your first session you have renewal dates, risk scores, spend categorisation, and the first set of savings flagged. No data entry sprint, no professional services project.
How does the waitlist work?
Joining puts you first in line for early access when Vedari opens up, ahead of general launch, along with a launch discount and a free trial so your team can see the value before committing to anything. You'll get launch updates along the way, and if you'd like to help shape what we build, tell us about your team when you sign up.