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Vendor risk and renewal timing are quiet ways a client gets hurt, and they are exactly the kind of thing that slips when an operator is stretched across a portfolio. TorchRunner gives vendor management its own surface on the engagement, built from primitives the workspace already has.

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What it tracks

Vendors

A record for each vendor a client depends on.

Contracts

The agreement behind each vendor, with the terms that matter pulled out.

Renewals

A forward view of what is coming due, so nothing auto-renews by surprise.

Action

A renewal that is approaching becomes a task before it becomes a problem.

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How it is built

Vendor management is not a separate app bolted on. It is a tab on the company and engagement record, composed of existing pieces: a vendor record type, a vendor-contract document with the key terms extracted automatically, a view that surfaces the next renewal coming due, and a task that fires when a renewal is close enough to act on. This is the one object, many lenses principle again. Vendors are not a new silo. They are another lens on the engagement you already manage.
Because contract terms are extracted on capture, the renewal view stays accurate without you maintaining a separate tracker. Load the contract once and the timeline takes care of itself.