GRC platform
TrustVendor + LogicGate
LogicGate Risk Cloud is a flexible GRC platform. TrustVendor feeds vendor risk data into LogicGate workflows via API, enabling continuous evidence collection without manual data entry.
How data flows
TrustVendor sends vendor risk payloads to LogicGate's workflow API on schedule and on material events.
How to set up
- 1 Create a TrustVendor data connector in LogicGate.
- 2 Configure field mapping from TrustVendor's API response to your LogicGate vendor risk fields.
- 3 Set up webhook-triggered workflow actions for high-severity signals.
Common questions
Is there a pre-built LogicGate app for TrustVendor?
A reference workflow template is available from TrustVendor support. Your LogicGate implementation team can configure it to match your existing risk framework.
Which TrustVendor API endpoints does the LogicGate connector call?
The connector calls the Vendor Pulse API's GET /v1/vendors/{id}/pulse endpoint for scores and certifications, GET /v1/vendors/{id}/signals for open findings, and subscribes to webhooks for score.changed, signal.raised, and subprocessor.changed events. Field mapping from the JSON response to your LogicGate vendor risk fields is configured in the connector settings and can be adjusted without code changes.
How are high-severity TrustVendor signals turned into LogicGate workflow actions?
Webhook payloads from TrustVendor trigger a configured LogicGate workflow via the workflow API. Your implementation team maps the signal severity field to a workflow launch condition — for example, a critical signal creates an urgent vendor review task, while a medium signal creates a standard monitoring note. The workflow carries the TrustVendor evidence link so the assigned reviewer can access the source document directly.
Can TrustVendor data populate a LogicGate control library assessment automatically?
Yes. Once field mapping is configured, TrustVendor's certification and subprocessor data can pre-populate assessment responses in your LogicGate control library. This removes the need for manual data entry when launching a periodic third-party assessment — the answers reflect TrustVendor's continuously updated observations, and the evidence URLs serve as supporting documentation.
What read/write permissions does the TrustVendor API key need for LogicGate?
TrustVendor only calls outbound to LogicGate — it does not require read access to your LogicGate data. The TrustVendor API key you configure in the connector grants LogicGate read access to vendor pulse data and signals. Watchlist enrollment, which triggers billing and raises crawl cadence for a vendor, is a separate write-scope permission that you can grant or restrict independently.