Buyer policy
Zero onboarding for buyers
Last updated: 1 August 2026
Your finance and procurement teams stay passive. This page sets out exactly what is asked of a corporate buyer working with Netract, and what is never asked.
What you will do
- Receive an invoice from Verispect Ltd, a UK registered supplier.
- Settle it on your normal bank rails, SEPA or Faster Payments, from your existing accounts.
- Approve delivery milestones the way your team already signs off supplier work.
- Request a Compliance Passport for any milestone whenever audit or tax review needs one.
What you will never be asked to do
- Create a Netract account or manage credentials.
- Install software, browser extensions or connect your internal systems.
- Pass identity or business verification checks for the supplier setup.
- Pay platform, subscription or transaction fees to Netract.
- Contract directly with a foreign entity or manage cross-border vendor risk.
Frequently asked
- Who is the counterparty on our purchase order?
- Verispect Ltd, a UK company. Your procurement team raises a domestic supplier contract and never signs paperwork with a foreign entity.
- Does our finance team need to onboard anything?
- No. There is no portal to log into and no integration to configure. The invoice and its supporting evidence arrive by email.
- How do we evidence the work behind an invoice?
- Each milestone carries a Compliance Passport that maps approved delivery activity to the invoice line. You can request it as PDF or JSON at any time.
- What does Netract cost us?
- Nothing. The 2.50% settlement fee is deducted on the supplier side when a foreign currency invoice clears.
- Can we run our own supplier due diligence?
- Yes. Verispect Ltd provides registration details, the master agreement and our compliance documentation on request.
Next steps
Supplier agencies can claim a supplier account in about five minutes. Buyers can read the terms of service or the documentation for settlement and evidence details.
