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Vendor evidence request checklist

Ask vendors for proof before the review gets stuck.

A hiring-tool review usually depends on vendor facts: AI features, decision role, data used, human controls, model updates, validation, and notice support. The request should be structured before counsel evaluates the file.

What to ask

Use the vendor request to turn uncertainty into assigned tasks.

AI feature descriptionAsk whether the product uses scoring, ranking, matching, recommendations, summaries, screening, or automated decision support.
Employment decision roleAsk where the feature affects recruitment, hiring, promotion, discipline, discharge, or other employment conditions.
Data usedAsk what applicant, employee, job, behavioral, assessment, interview, or third-party data is processed.
Human review controlsAsk whether the employer can review, override, disable, configure, or audit the feature.
Bias / validation materialsAsk what testing, validation, adverse-impact, or audit-style documentation exists.
Notice supportAsk what disclosure language, product descriptions, or customer-facing AI explanations the vendor provides.
Evidence statusHow to use it
AvailableAttach or summarize in the Snapshot, then route to HR/legal review.
RequestedTrack owner, date requested, vendor contact, and follow-up date.
MissingKeep as an evidence gap and do not treat the vendor as cleared.
UnknownConfirm whether the employer actually uses the feature.
Counsel reviewUse when the document exists but legal sufficiency or notice impact needs counsel.
Next step

AegisReview tracks vendor evidence as part of the same file.

The Snapshot keeps vendor evidence, missing proof, assumptions, and next requests tied to the tool inventory.