BPO vendor management that actually gives you visibility
Stop managing outsourced teams through spreadsheets and email chains. See real-time schedules, adherence, and invoice accuracy across every BPO site, in one platform.
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Teams do better with Assembled
“Assembled Vendor Management gives me real-time data on our BPOs’ schedules, shrinkage, adherence, and more — visibility I never had before. I can now see months ahead, gain insights to optimize our budget, and ensure maximum coverage during peak periods.“
We understand vendor managers’ headaches
Every one of these shows up in a vendor manager's week. Here's what changes when Assembled runs it instead.
The problem | How Assembled fixes it |
|---|---|
| Headcount negotiations with your BPOs happen over endless spreadsheets and email chains. | Upload your capacity plan once and let vendors confirm or modify requirements directly in the BPO Planner — no more spreadsheet ping-pong. |
| You have no real visibility into what’s actually happening on the floor at your vendor sites. | Integrate directly with the WFM platforms your BPOs already use — Aspect, NICE, Verint — for real-time schedules and metrics synced every few minutes. |
| Every BPO defines “break” or “training” a little differently, so your reporting never quite lines up. | Map each vendor’s activity codes to your own definitions for one standardized view across every site — “break” means break, regardless of vendor. |
| You’re paying invoices you can’t fully verify, and missed SLAs are hard to trace to a root cause. | Compare actual hours worked against what’s billed, including training and breaks, with heat maps that catch discrepancies before they get expensive. |
Common questions from vendor management teams
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