Vendorclause
A merchant vendor-evidence workspace that enumerates installed apps, collects AI-function disclosures and routes role, risk and transparency candidates to qualified review.
Merchants install apps for support, personalization, fraud, marketing and workforce workflows without a complete inventory of which functions use AI or how the merchant operates them. Enumerating apps is straightforward; determining provider, deployer, affected person, risk category and obligation is not.
The supplied research confirms a public installed-app query and current Article 50 transparency obligations, but contradicts the original Article 6 and high-risk timing. It also finds first-party AI compliance products and an unverified toolkit reference. Vendorclause must not classify an app into Annex III or assert a legally required signed register automatically.
An app installation, vendor identity, disclosed AI function, observed merchant use, role candidate, risk candidate, counsel interpretation, vendor response, approved obligation, remediation instruction, destination readback and regulator outcome remain separate.
An EU-facing ecommerce merchant's legal, privacy, security or operations owner responsible for third-party app governance.
The supplied research confirms Article 50 timing while rejecting the original Article 6 schedule.
EU-facing merchant legal and operations owners are concrete buyers for third-party app governance.
The supplied scoring records two cross-references, no inbound connections and four direct connections.
The input identifies a clear merchant buyer, confirms an installed-app inventory interface and finds a plausible third-party vendor mapping gap below first-party AI compliance tools.
The original legal timeline is contradicted, app listings do not expose actual AI behavior, role and risk classification require context, one named toolkit is unverified and incumbent governance products can extend into app inventories.
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