Supplier.io, a leading supplier intelligence provider, has acquired TealBook, a vendor master data management specialist, and launched Atlas, a new vendor master data management solution. The acquisition addresses fragmented and duplicated vendor data that costs companies millions annually in duplicate payments and missed discounts. Atlas combines Supplier.io's supplier intelligence, covering diversity certifications, sustainability attributes and compliance data, with TealBook's expertise in vendor master data cleansing and legal entity resolution. The platform covers 225 million global supplier profiles and verified legal registries. TealBook's technology has already delivered results at enterprise scale, helping Kraft Heinz save nearly $1 million annually in supplier data maintenance costs. Atlas is available today and integrates with existing procurement systems including SAP Ariba and Oracle.

Supplier.io honors industry leaders driving economic growth through Small Business sourcing. Business Wire The 2025 Small Business Impact Report names HP Inc. FanDuel, and Regions Bank among this year's honorees, contributing to $122.7B spent with small businesses and generating over $202B in economic impact. CHICAGO, November 12, 2025-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Supplier.io, the market-leading provider of supplier intelligence solutions, just released its 2025 Small Business Impact Report. The report recognizes leading companies, including HP Inc., FanDuel, and Regions Bank as 2025 Small Business Champions, and highlights how investing in small and local suppliers strengthens enterprise performance and community growth. Supplier.io analyzed data from more than 500 organizations and found that their collective $122.7 billion in small business spend generated an estimated $202.7 billion in total economic output - supporting over 828,000 jobs across the United States. "When large enterprises choose to work with small businesses, the impact is immediate and measurable: stronger supply chains, increased agility, and billions flowing back into local economies," said Neeraj Shah, Founder and CEO of Supplier.io. "Small and local expertise has become essential to building resilient, cost-effective supply chains in today's volatile market. Supplier.io gives companies the data and insights to scale these partnerships with confidence, creating value for both businesses and communities." Supplier.io named 17 companies as 2025 Small Business Champions, recognizing their ongoing investment in small business partnerships that fuel economic and community growth. The honorees are: The companies recognized in Supplier.io's 2025 report contributed to over $66 billion in income earned and $23 billion in tax revenue generated across the U.S. economy. Every dollar spent with small or local suppliers generated $1.65 in broader economic value. "At Regions, we believe local and small-business sourcing is more than a procurement strategy - it's an engine for economic prosperity," said Tiffany Lovelace, Senior Vice President and Head of Local Sourcing at Regions Bank. "By working with businesses in the communities where we operate, we support local economies and local jobs while strengthening income streams. Local sourcing is not only about who supplies us with products and services to make banking easier for our customers, but also about how we invest in communities throughout our footprint."