Question 1

What does the Third Parties page do?

Accepted Answer

It takes up to five supplier domain names and returns, for each one, the public exposure of the supplier's website, its legal situation when the company is registered in France, and the certifications the supplier publishes itself. Everything is read from public sources in real time, with no account and no sign-up.

Question 2

How does Stroople Signal link a domain name to a company?

Accepted Answer

It does not decide on its own. A domain name rarely names its legal owner, so the page searches the French company register for the most plausible candidates and shows each one with its SIREN, size category and location. You confirm which is the right company, or skip the step and keep the domain alone.

Question 3

Is my supplier list stored?

Accepted Answer

No. The domains submitted are never kept, neither as a list nor as a pair of companies. Only anonymous counters are incremented, by activity sector and by company, with no visitor, no address and no precise time, and a sector figure is published only once at least five distinct enquiries exist.

Question 4

What do the certifications shown on a supplier mean?

Accepted Answer

They are the certifications the supplier publishes on its own website, typically ISO 27001, ISO 9001, SOC 2, HDS or an ANSSI qualification. Stroople Signal reports the claim and, when the supplier states one, the certificate number, together with the registry or body where that number should be checked. A published claim is not a verified certificate.

Question 5

Does the page give each supplier a score?

Accepted Answer

No. There is no single grade and no ranking. A third party rated on public signals alone would be rated wrongly, so the page places the observable facts side by side, orders them by the criticality you declare yourself, and leaves the judgement to you.

Third Parties — Supplier Risk Check