TeRoc

TeRoc is a web-based procurement intelligence and supplier risk service for UK mid-market businesses, especially teams without dedicated procurement specialists. Its appeal is the way supplier records, contract analysis, audits, news and risk actions sit together. The free plan is a useful small-scale start, but its five-supplier and one-user caps make paid plans necessary as a programme grows.

Overview

TeRoc combines supplier profiles with a risk register covering financial, operational, supply-chain, regulatory and compliance, contractual, and reputational concerns. Profiles can hold contacts, categories, spend, certifications and notes, with AI enrichment adding company information, financial signals, news and risk indicators. Users can assign risk owners and statuses, attach mitigations, and connect risks to suppliers and news articles.

Continuous monitoring and incident alerts help keep the register current between formal reviews. That connected view suits lean procurement teams managing several kinds of exposure in one place. The free plan's five-supplier ceiling, however, is restrictive for a business with a sizeable supply base.

Key features

Supplier intelligence and monitoring

News feeds and saved searches follow suppliers, topics or terms. AI risk scoring and links to supplier profiles and risks give teams a way to move from an article to a relevant record. TeRoc's AI agents monitor profiles, feeds and the register, then suggest actions for users to review; the recommendations support oversight rather than removing the need for a person to assess them.

Contracts, audits and risk actions

Users can upload supplier contracts in PDF or Word format for analysis. TeRoc flags risk clauses and explains them in plain English with recommendations, a practical aid for teams whose procurement work is handled by people without specialist expertise. Audit findings can become supplier-linked risk records with mitigations, owners and deadlines, making follow-up part of the same workflow.

Pricing

TeRoc has a free Starter plan and three paid tiers. There is no free trial; Starter is free without a trial period or credit card requirement.

Plan	Price	What it includes	Best suited to
Starter	£0.00 per free	Up to 5 suppliers, 1 user, newsfeed, monthly market report, basic supplier profiles and email support.	A single user assessing the service or tracking a very small supplier set.
Core	£99/mo	Unlimited suppliers, 1 user, AI article risk scoring, AI supplier enrichment reports, unlimited risks and priority email support.	A solo procurement owner who needs room to cover the supply base and maintain a fuller risk register.
Advanced	£199/mo	Up to 5 users, supplier scorecards and spend tracking, certification and compliance tracking, custom risk categories and dedicated onboarding.	Small teams that need shared access and more structured supplier oversight.
Enterprise	Custom pricing	Unlimited users, custom integrations, board-level reporting pack, SLA-backed support and a dedicated account team.	Organisations needing tailored integrations, reporting or service arrangements.

Starter keeps access to one user and five suppliers, while Core removes the supplier cap but remains single-user. Advanced is the first tier for multi-user work and adds scorecards, spend and compliance tracking. Enterprise pricing is tailored to user, integration and reporting requirements, with a proposal arranged after contacting TeRoc. No annual term or renewal conditions are stated.

Platforms

TeRoc is available on the web. Enterprise includes custom integrations, but no specific integration is named.

Who it's for

TeRoc is aimed at UK mid-market businesses where procurement responsibilities often sit with staff who lack dedicated procurement training. It is a stronger fit for teams that want supplier intelligence, contract review and risk follow-up connected than for buyers seeking a mobile app or a free service able to cover more than five suppliers.

Pros and cons

• Connected supplier risk workflow: Supplier profiles, contracts, audit findings, news and mitigations can feed into the same risk picture.
• Useful entry point for non-specialists: Plain-English contract explanations and AI-generated recommendations can help teams identify issues for review.
• Free plan is tightly capped: One user and five suppliers limits Starter to evaluation or a small supplier set.
• Core is still single-user: Teams needing collaboration must move to Advanced at £199/mo or discuss Enterprise.
• Integration needs may require Enterprise: Custom integrations are included only at that tier.

Alternatives

Choose Achilles if a free supplier marketplace membership, one questionnaire and visibility to buying organisations are the priority; it also offers Android and iOS apps alongside web access. Qeluntra is another freemium option, with its free plan limited to one entity and one power user and paid tiers offering three or eight power users. apexanalytix Conductor may suit readers who want a free business risk index with cyber, compliance and resilience breakdowns, critical business alerts on a 90-day refresh, and a free trial.

Scrioo offers a free single AI-powered five-year risk report delivered within 24 hours, while its Professional plan is €1,236.00 per month. Supplira has a Starter plan at €99.00 per month for up to 25 suppliers and five users, with executive reports and residual risk tracking among its inclusions. SpheraCloud is a paid option for health and safety management, with a minimum of 250 named users per module. Craft and Everstream Analytics are other paid supplier-risk options; Everstream's pricing is custom.

For more options, see Supplier Risk Management Software.

Verdict

TeRoc is best for a UK mid-market team that needs supplier intelligence and practical risk follow-up in one web service, particularly where procurement is not staffed by specialists. Its connected treatment of contracts, audits, monitoring and mitigations is the main reason to choose it. Look elsewhere if you need mobile access, several users at the £99/mo tier, or a free plan that covers more than five suppliers.