One Supplier Account. More Business Opportunities.
Simplify supplier accreditation, manage multiple client relationships, and discover new business opportunities, all through one centralized platform.
REDTECH One Supplier Hub brings your accreditation applications together in one convenient workspace. Register your business once and apply for accreditation with multiple clients and Accrediting Partners, without creating separate accounts for every company you wish to work with.
From submitting business information and compliance documents to tracking applications and responding to additional requirements, Supplier Hub makes the accreditation process more organized, efficient, and transparent.
Built for Stronger Business Connections.
Beyond accreditation management, REDTECH One is building a growing network of suppliers and businesses. As the platform evolves, suppliers may gain opportunities to showcase their products and services, increase their visibility, and connect with companies looking for potential business partners.
Whether you're working with one client or several, REDTECH One Supplier Hub helps you manage accreditation requirements, strengthen business relationships, and prepare for future opportunities.
Where would you like to start?
Applying for the first time, picking up an application you saved, or signing in to the portal as an accredited supplier. Each route begins here.
What the Supplier Hub does
Accreditation decides whether an organization may supply a particular client. The hub is where that process happens: you give your information once, the Procurement Department of your chosen partner reviews it, and the outcome becomes the supplier record both sides work from afterwards.
One account across partners
- You keep a single Supplier Hub account no matter how many partners accredit you.
- Each accreditation is assessed independently by the partner concerned.
- Approval by one partner is not approval by another.
- A second application reuses the account you already have.
Information kept confidential
- Your application reaches only the partner whose code you entered.
- One partner cannot see another partner's assessment of you.
- Uploaded documents are stored privately and released only to authorised reviewers.
- Every access to your documents is recorded.
A process you can follow
- Nine guided steps, saved as you go.
- Your documentary requirements are worked out from your own profile.
- If something needs correcting you are told exactly what, and only that becomes editable.
- Status is visible at every stage without having to chase anyone.
From application to accredited supplier
Every supplier follows the same route, whatever the size of the organization.
Accept the declaration
Read and accept the Declaration, Terms of Use and Privacy Notice before any information is collected.
Verify the partner
Enter the Accrediting Partner Code from your client. The hub confirms the organization before you invest time in the form.
Complete nine steps
Company details, addresses, contacts, banking, capabilities, compliance, documents, risk assessment, and a final review.
Submit for review
You receive an Application Reference Number and a Temporary Supplier Code. The application locks and enters the review queue.
Procurement reviews
The partner verifies your information and documents. They may approve, return specific sections for correction, or decline.
Accreditation and access
On approval your Temporary Supplier Code becomes permanent and the contacts you nominated receive portal access.
What to have ready
Your exact documentary requirements depend on your legal structure, tax classification and government registrations, and the hub works them out as you go. These are the ones almost every applicant needs.
Always required
- BIR Certificate of Registration (Form 2303)
- Current Mayor's Permit or Business Permit
- Latest Audited Financial Statements
- Bank certificate or proof of account ownership
If you are a corporation
- SEC Certificate of Registration
- Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws
- Latest General Information Sheet
- Secretary's Certificate for accreditation
If you are a sole proprietorship
- DTI Certificate of Business Name Registration
- Special Power of Attorney, where a representative signs
Supplier subscription plans
A subscription and an accreditation are separate matters. A subscription governs which hub features are available to you; an accreditation governs whether a particular partner has approved you to supply them. Both are validated independently.