For procurement and vendor-risk teams

Information for approving Dyasol as a supplier

A concise starting point for procurement, security and compliance reviews. The final contract and any customer questionnaire remain specific to the engagement.

Company and accountability

  • Dyasol Ltd (Диасол ЕООД), UIC 207785566, is registered in Sofia, Bulgaria.
  • Every engagement has a named lead. The proposal identifies the participating specialist roles before work starts.
  • The managing director and security lead is accountable for the final professional review; Dyasol may assign another qualified reviewer as capacity grows.

People, access and subcontractors

  • Specialists are selected for the agreed tasks and receive only the access needed for them.
  • Confidentiality, conflicts, permitted access and information handling are recorded in the contract; a data-processing agreement is used when Dyasol processes personal data on the client’s behalf.
  • Any specialist or subcontractor who needs access to client information is identified and agreed through the engagement process before that access is granted.

Delivery and independence

  • The proposal states scope, deliverables, assumptions, timeline, price, client inputs and acceptance.
  • Certification, statutory audit and legal opinions remain with the appropriately qualified independent bodies. Dyasol does not certify its own work.
  • For ongoing support, the service window, escalation channel and substitute arrangements are written into the agreement.

Security and data handling

  • The public privacy notice explains the website enquiry flow and providers. Project information is exchanged through an agreed channel appropriate to the task.
  • Security concerns about Dyasol can be reported to [email protected]. General enquiries go to [email protected].
  • Data location, retention and deletion requirements for an engagement are agreed before sensitive client information is exchanged.

What we provide during due diligence

  • Company and contact details
  • Written scope and commercial terms
  • Relevant specialist roles and access needs
  • Confidentiality, data-processing and subcontractor terms where applicable
  • Answers to a proportionate supplier-security questionnaire
This page is public orientation. It is not a certification, assurance report or substitute for the contract and evidence requested in your own supplier process.