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Polish supplier verification checklist.

A practical supplier verification checklist for records, bank details, documents, capacity, certificates, references and local checks in Poland.

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No single database proves that a supplier will perform. Use several sources, match them to the exact entity and increase the depth of verification as your exposure increases.

Entity and contact

  • legal name and form;
  • registration number;
  • registered address;
  • operational address;
  • names and roles of representatives;
  • domain and email consistency;
  • telephone contact;
  • authority of the person signing.

Registration and tax

  • relevant registry status;
  • VAT status where relevant;
  • bank account verification where applicable;
  • dates and recent changes;
  • insolvency or restructuring signals where legally available;
  • consistency across records.

Commercial offer

  • exact scope;
  • quantities;
  • price and currency;
  • payment schedule;
  • Incoterms or delivery terms;
  • lead time;
  • tooling, samples and ownership;
  • warranty and claims;
  • cancellation and change conditions.

Capacity and capability

  • who performs the work;
  • production location;
  • equipment and processes;
  • current capacity;
  • subcontracting;
  • quality control;
  • traceability;
  • packaging and transport;
  • business continuity.

Certificates and documents

  • exact entity named;
  • exact site and scope;
  • issuer;
  • validity dates;
  • verification with issuer where possible;
  • document version;
  • relevance to the actual order.

Direct verification

  • call with responsible person;
  • video view of the location where appropriate;
  • questions about the exact order;
  • sample or trial order;
  • reference checks with permission;
  • local visit proportional to risk.

Payment risk

  • account matches the entity or agreed reason is documented;
  • invoice details match contract;
  • sudden account changes independently confirmed;
  • deposit proportional to risk and stage;
  • milestone evidence defined;
  • dispute and remedy path understood.

Decision

  • facts confirmed;
  • claims not confirmed;
  • inconsistencies;
  • further checks;
  • exposure if the supplier fails;
  • go / limited trial / clarify / stop.

Important

Do not use this checklist as a fraud guarantee. A professional verification or technical audit may still miss concealed information or future non-performance.

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