Compliance is not equal to Credentialing

November 5, 2008

The concept of “vendor compliance” often gets equated with “vendor credentialing.”   But if you harken back to your elementary math days, you can think of it as a Venn diagram, with “vendor credentialing” being a category that intersects with the ring of “vendor compliance.”  

Vendor compliance is a vendor’s ability to understand and successfully participate in a buyer’s policies.    Vendor credentialing is verifying that vendors are as they present themselves.   The intersection of compliance and credentialing occurs when a vendor meets (complies with) a set of verified qualifications (credentials).

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