Does supplia award a certification or score to our answers
No score, no certification, no assessment
No. Supplia does not give a score, certificate or approval to the answers you enter. Not even implicitly, so there is no colour, no percentage and no "complies/does not comply" on our side. What you see is a suggested answer from the supply chain file, with the source included, and you confirm each answer yourself with yes or no before it goes to your customer's portal. That confirmation is and remains a statement by the enterprise itself, not by Supplia.
This applies to every type of questionnaire that runs through our system: whether the question concerns a concrete fact such as the establishment address of the companywhether it concerns a certificate such as ISO 9001or whether it concerns one of the ten measures in Article 21(2) of Directive (EU) 2022/2555. We recognise the question, link the answer from the file, and leave it to you to decide whether that answer is correct and whether you submit it as is. Nobody at Supplia reads the list substantively to assess whether your answer is "correct" — that assessment lies with you and, ultimately, with the customer who sends the questionnaire.
Why that falls outside our role
This follows from how roles are divided in the chain. Certification — such as an ISO/IEC 27001 audit against the control measures of Annex A, or an assurance statement on CSRD reporting in accordance with Directive (EU) 2022/2464 — is an independent assessment by a competent party, with its own methodology and its own liability. Assigning a score would mean that we take on that assessment role, while Supplia merely fills in the administrative step: the same answer, from one file, reused for dozens of questionnaires. The same division applies to voluntary reporting standards such as the EFRAG VSME baseline module: the standard describes what is being asked, not who approves the answer. That approval, and the responsibility that comes with it, remains with the enterprise that submits the answer.
This answer applies to every type of questionnaire, not only to the cyber questions from your customer, answer it. The full explanation — with the sources, country-specific details and related topics — is on the hub.
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