ServiceNow has added another short demonstration to its “Process Mining in Minutes” video series, this time focusing on supplier onboarding in source-to-pay operations and the ways third-party risk management can create invisible bottlenecks.
The company says the latest instalment looks at a common problem in procurement: onboarding slows when due-diligence requests remain unanswered, risk reviews are held up by earlier tasks, and teams cannot easily see which depen...
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dency is delaying progress. By bringing supplier cases, risk assessments and related subtasks into one view, ServiceNow argues that process mining can expose where the hand-offs break down and where AI agents may help move work along faster.
The topic reflects a broader challenge for organisations that manage large vendor estates. Third-party risk management platforms from companies such as ProcessUnity, Enlighta, Venminder and Omnea all position themselves around the same pressure point: the need to assess suppliers quickly without weakening controls. Those tools typically combine onboarding, due diligence, ongoing monitoring and reassessment, aiming to reduce manual effort while improving auditability and risk scoring.
ServiceNow’s video series is designed to show how those operational gaps can be mapped in practice rather than in theory. Each episode concentrates on a single outcome, and the company says new instalments will continue to appear weekly. The latest example underlines a familiar lesson for procurement and risk teams: onboarding is rarely delayed by one task alone, but by a chain of dependencies that only becomes visible when the full process is examined end to end.
The company is presenting process mining as the lens that makes those delays measurable, and AI as the mechanism that may help resolve them.
Source: Noah Wire Services