Exhia Vigie software

Exhia Vigie Fournisseurs

Local supplier master data checks before payment.

Analyzes a CSV or Excel supplier file, detects duplicates, missing legal identifiers, incomplete suppliers and items to review before payment.

Legal identifiers are checked for format, not against a company register. Your team must confirm any reported duplicate.

Detected platform

Windows

We highlight the most likely version, but your license covers both platforms for the same software.

Windows Linux / Ubuntu

What Vigie Fournisseurs monitors

Understandable checks, with readable reasons.

Import your supplier file

Select a CSV, XLSX or XLSM export. The source file is not modified.

Duplicate codes, names and identifiers

The software groups identical codes, shared legal identifiers and normalised names in the same country.

SIRET, SIREN and VAT formats

Entered values are checked for format. The software does not verify that the company exists.

Missing contact details and information

Find missing legal identifiers on active records, missing or malformed emails, and missing payment terms.

Shared IBANs

The same IBAN on several records is flagged. This check does not validate its checksum or account holder.

Excel report

A summary plus record and alert details, with full IBANs masked.

Reading a Vigie check

A finding, the source records, your next check

The report prepares your review. It helps you find the relevant records; decisions remain part of your usual approval process.

These examples come from the fictional sample datasets in the guides. No customer documents are used.

Vigie Fournisseurs

What the report flags
The same supplier code appears in two records.
Records to revisit
The Atelier B and Atelier C records in fournisseurs-fictifs.csv.
Your next check
Compare the records and supporting documents before correcting a code or merging suppliers.

The check does not prove that these are the same company. No records are merged automatically.

Open the guide and sample dataset (in French)

“No alert” means that the checks performed did not flag an issue. It is neither supplier approval nor permission to pay. A reading error still needs separate attention.