On the criteria below, the three strongest supplier intelligence tools for JAGGAER in 2026 are Speya for off-network discovery and AI vetting, TealBook for keeping supplier records current inside JAGGAER, and Veridion for greenfield supplier search at scale. That is Speya’s assessment against those criteria, and Speya ranks itself first because no procurement suite owns it and it searches beyond any single supplier network.
This list covers eight tools: what each does, what public sources say about who owns it in September 2026, how it connects to JAGGAER, and where each falls short on our criteria. Ownership moved a lot this year, and it changes the answer.
Disclosure: this guide is published by Speya, which appears in the ranking. Speya has no partnership with JAGGAER or with any other vendor listed, and nothing here is endorsed by them. Product names are trademarks of their owners. Details about third-party products come from the public sources listed at the end, as of 3 September 2026.
Why do JAGGAER teams add a supplier intelligence layer?
Because JAGGAER’s own pages describe discovery as its supplier network plus named partner data. The JAGGAER Supplier Network is the discovery layer, and JAGGAER’s network and supplier-support pages market it as fee-free for suppliers, with supplier enablement at “no additional cost.” The network page offers “immediate access to a global community” with pre-enabled punchouts and automated supplier matching. A supplier that has not registered with that network is, by definition, not in it.
JAGGAER’s published route to data beyond the network is named partner feeds, and it says so openly. Its Supplier Intelligence page names a 12+ integrated partner ecosystem including EcoVadis, Moody’s Analytics, Dun & Bradstreet, TealBook, Sphera, Prewave and Descartes, and says qualification can be improved “using built-in insights or connecting third-party data.” As of 3 September 2026 we found no open-web discovery engine marketed by JAGGAER itself. Reading that as a boundary is our inference, not a JAGGAER statement, and it describes scope rather than product quality.
What changed in 2026 is who owns the outside layer. Coupa announced its acquisition of Scoutbee on 6 October 2025, and its announcement says Scoutbee’s search, dataset and collaboration tools are being folded into Coupa Sourcing, Contracts and the Coupa Supplier Portal, so in our assessment Scoutbee is no longer a neutral pairing for a JAGGAER customer. Supplier.io announced its acquisition of TealBook on 2 April 2026. Vista Equity Partners announced its acquisition of JAGGAER on 13 August 2024. Ownership is a question to ask before you sign.
How we ranked these tools
Five criteria, in this order. Every judgement that follows is Speya’s, measured against them.
Coverage beyond the network. Can it find a supplier that never registered anywhere?
AI vetting with sources. Does every claim arrive with evidence you can open?
Independence. Who owns the vendor, and does any supplier pay for placement?
How it connects to JAGGAER. Partner integration, API, iPaaS or file.
Time to a usable shortlist. Minutes, days or a project.
The 8 best supplier intelligence tools for JAGGAER in 2026
1. Speya
Speya is an independent AI supplier intelligence platform, built and operated by Findmyfactory AB in Stockholm and renamed from Find My Factory on 1 September 2026. A team describes a sourcing need in plain language. AI agents search millions of supplier profiles built from 250+ data sources, including company registries, trade and customs data, financial filings, certifications and the open web. They vet candidates against certifications, financial health, ESG and sanctions and return a tiered, defensible shortlist in minutes with sources beside every name. Every search is live, not a lookup against a static list. Speya does not sell listings or rankings to suppliers, and it is EU-hosted with ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II.
Best for: off-network discovery and AI vetting with cited evidence, alongside JAGGAER.
Works with JAGGAER via: the Speya API, which is live. It returns structured supplier records, so a shortlist can be written into your supplier master or a sourcing event. Integrations are built on request, where they make technical and commercial sense. An MCP server is coming so your own agent can call Speya directly. Shortlists also export as spreadsheets.
Where it falls short: Speya is not a source-to-pay suite. It does not run sourcing events, contracts, purchase orders or invoices, so JAGGAER stays the system of record. There is no certified or vendor-listed Speya connector for JAGGAER and no marketplace listing. API access is reviewed per integration, the MCP server is not live yet, and pricing is on request.
2. TealBook
JAGGAER and TealBook announced a partnership in January 2021, and JAGGAER’s release dated February 2022 announced automated access to TealBook trusted supplier data, describing supplier profiles tagged with diversity status, compliance and certifications. Supplier.io announced its acquisition of TealBook on 2 April 2026 and says TealBook is being brought into a vendor-master-data product called Atlas. TealBook’s December 2021 funding announcement lists Workday Ventures among the investors in a $50M Series B led by Ten Coves Capital.
Best for: keeping JAGGAER supplier master data current.
Works with JAGGAER via: the partner integration JAGGAER announced in 2021 and extended in 2022.
Where it falls short: on our criteria this is a supplier-data layer rather than a way to find suppliers you have never met, its product direction now sits with an acquirer, and a suite vendor’s venture arm appeared in its pre-acquisition funding announcement.
3. Veridion
Veridion, formerly Soleadify, is a Bucharest company founded in 2019 with a global supplier discovery and enrichment database, a natural-language Search API and a Match & Enrich API. tech.eu reported a $6M late-seed round in February 2023 from LAUNCHub Ventures, OTB Ventures and Underline Ventures, and Tracxn lists Experian Ventures among its investors; Experian is a credit bureau, not a procurement suite. We checked Coupa Ventures, Workday Ventures, Oracle, GEP, Zycus, JAGGAER and Ivalua and found no investment, exclusivity or OEM tie.
Best for: greenfield discovery beyond the JAGGAER Supplier Network.
Works with JAGGAER via: we found no JAGGAER partnership, so an API, a file export, or an iPaaS layer such as Workato.
Where it falls short: with no JAGGAER integration to buy, someone builds and maintains the path. On our criteria it is a data source rather than a sourcing workflow with an audit trail.
4. Prewave
Prewave was founded in Vienna in 2017. JAGGAER’s partnership release, dated 24 October 2023, describes Prewave monitoring millions of public sources across 140+ risk categories and 50+ languages, including CSDDD and UFLPA signals, paired with JAGGAER Direct risk assessment. EU-Startups reported that Hedosophia led a €63M Series B in June 2024. We found no procurement suite among its disclosed investors.
Best for: disruption and compliance alerts on suppliers you already use.
Works with JAGGAER via: the partner integration JAGGAER announced in October 2023.
Where it falls short: on our criteria Prewave monitors rather than discovers. It will tell you a known supplier is in trouble. It will not hand you five vetted alternatives.
5. EcoVadis
EcoVadis produces business sustainability ratings and scorecards. JAGGAER’s EcoVadis partner page describes a supplier ratings and carbon action module, with instant matching of JAGGAER Advantage suppliers to existing EcoVadis ratings, and JAGGAER announced its own EcoVadis Gold medal in a separate release. The June 2022 announcement of a $500M investment names Astorg and BeyondNetZero as leads, and we found no procurement suite among the investors. ERP Research lists EcoVadis connectors for SAP Ariba, Coupa, JAGGAER and Ivalua, non-exclusively.
Best for: ESG and sustainability scoring on JAGGAER suppliers.
Works with JAGGAER via: the EcoVadis partner integration JAGGAER lists.
Where it falls short: on our criteria it is a ratings feed on one dimension of supplier fit, not a discovery layer. It answers how a supplier scores, not which suppliers exist.
6. Beroe LiVE.Ai
Beroe supplies category-level market and supplier intelligence. JAGGAER announced the partnership in September 2022 and Beroe is embedded in JAGGAER Category Management. Beroe’s own announcement of a $34M minority investment, dated 26 September 2025, names the Relativity Resilience Fund as lead, and we found no procurement suite among the investors. An SAP community post describes the same market intelligence integrated into SAP Ariba Category Management.
Best for: category managers who need market benchmarking next to JAGGAER sourcing.
Works with JAGGAER via: the integration in JAGGAER Category Management.
Where it falls short: on our criteria category intelligence is not a shortlist. You still need a discovery and vetting layer to turn a market view into named suppliers with evidence attached.
7. Dun & Bradstreet
Dun & Bradstreet supplies business and financial intelligence, entity verification and credit risk data. JAGGAER’s Supplier Intelligence page names it as an integrated data source, and JAGGAER’s Workato release promotes that iPaaS for external data feeds without custom code, with Dun & Bradstreet as the named example. Clearlake Capital announced completion of its take-private of Dun & Bradstreet on 26 August 2025 at an enterprise value of $7.7B.
Best for: financial due diligence and entity resolution on new JAGGAER suppliers.
Works with JAGGAER via: the named integrated data source, plus Workato iPaaS.
Where it falls short: on our criteria it is the most suite-embedded data vendor in this set. SAP publishes “D&B Direct for SAP Ariba Supplier Risk,” and JAGGAER and Ivalua both name it as a data partner. It verifies companies rather than finding ones that match a capability brief.
8. Interos
Interos sells multi-tier supply-chain risk mapping across financial, geopolitical, cyber and ESG dimensions, per its own published materials. Read the ownership line carefully: the GlobeNewswire announcement dated 6 December 2021 names Coupa Ventures, alongside Accenture Ventures and ServiceNow Ventures, among the new strategic investors in the Series C that took Interos to unicorn status. Coupa and JAGGAER both sell source-to-pay suites.
Best for: n-tier risk visibility beyond your direct suppliers.
Works with JAGGAER via: we found no JAGGAER partnership, so an API or a file export.
Where it falls short: a competing suite’s venture arm took part in that 2021 round, which is the question this list is built around. We found no JAGGAER integration, and on our criteria it is a risk tool rather than a discovery tool.
How to choose a supplier intelligence tool for JAGGAER
Five questions, before the demo.
Who owns the vendor? Coupa announced its acquisition of Scoutbee on 6 October 2025. Coupa Ventures joined the Interos Series C announced on 6 December 2021. Supplier.io announced its acquisition of TealBook on 2 April 2026. Vista Equity Partners announced its acquisition of JAGGAER on 13 August 2024.
Who pays to be in the database? JAGGAER’s own pages market its network as fee-free for suppliers. SAP’s published supplier-fee materials set out the fees that apply to SAP Business Network Enterprise accounts. Where suppliers pay for placement, in our assessment a shortlist is closer to advertising.
Does it search past the registration gate? Network search reaches suppliers registered on that network. Greenfield sourcing needs registries, filings, trade data and the open web.
Can it leave with you? If you move off JAGGAER, does the supplier intelligence come along?
How fast is a defensible shortlist? Ask to see the evidence behind three names, live.
Frequently asked questions
Does JAGGAER have supplier discovery built in?
Yes. JAGGAER’s pages present the JAGGAER Supplier Network as the discovery layer, with pre-enabled punchouts and automated supplier matching. Supplier management is branded Supplier Intelligence, and Supplier Lifecycle Management covers onboarding, qualification, risk monitoring, performance and offboarding. On those pages discovery is the network plus named partner data, so registration is the gate.
Is the JAGGAER Supplier Network free for suppliers?
Yes, per JAGGAER’s own network and supplier-support pages, which put supplier enablement at “no additional cost.” For comparison, SAP’s published supplier-fee materials state that SAP Business Network Enterprise accounts carry a subscription fee plus a transaction fee of 0.155% to 0.35% of transaction value, capped at USD 20,000 a year per buyer relationship.
Who acquired JAGGAER, and when?
Vista Equity Partners announced the acquisition of JAGGAER from Cinven and CPP Investments on 13 August 2024, with completion expected in the fourth quarter of 2024. Cinven had announced a majority stake in July 2019. As of 3 September 2026 we found no announcement of a later change of ownership.
Does JAGGAER have an MCP server?
We found no JAGGAER MCP server, first-party or third-party, as of 3 September 2026. Across SAP, Coupa, JAGGAER and Ivalua we also found no inbound MCP server that an external tool could call. Speya’s own MCP server is coming and is not live yet.
How does a third-party tool push supplier data into JAGGAER?
A third-party API catalogue lists JAGGAER REST APIs in JSON, alongside EDI, cXML and OCI punchout. The Advanced Sourcing Optimizer API family is documented at asodocs.jaggaer.com. JAGGAER also promotes Workato as a certified iPaaS for external data feeds. Note that cXML PunchOut is a catalog flow, not a place to write supplier records.
Disclosure
Speya publishes this guide and is one of the tools ranked in it. Speya is not affiliated with, endorsed by or in partnership with JAGGAER or any other company named on this page. JAGGAER and all other product names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to identify the products discussed.
Statements about third-party products describe publicly available information from the sources listed below, as of 3 September 2026. Products, ownership, partnerships and pricing change. Speya does not guarantee that this information is complete or current and will correct any error a vendor reports through the contact page.
Rankings, “best for” notes and “where it falls short” remarks are Speya’s editorial assessment against the criteria stated above. They are not measurements and not statements by the vendors.
Speya connects to third-party systems through its open API. Enterprise teams can build a custom integration with JAGGAER, or ask Speya to scope one, on request and where it makes technical and commercial sense. Speya does not offer a certified or vendor-listed connector for JAGGAER and does not warrant compatibility with, or the continued availability of, any third-party system.
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Next, Speya for JAGGAER sets out what the two systems do together, and why Speya stays independent explains the ownership test in full.