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Verify SAMS Validation



        How Do I Verify a Supplier’s SAM Status?


        Overview

        The US Federal Government General Services Administration (GSA) developed software called System for Award
        Management (SAM) which maintains a list of federally registered Suppliers and their status with the federal
        government. Formerly known as Central Contractor Registration (CCR) and Federal Registry (FedReg), SAM is
        utilized on an on-going basis to verify that funds are only being sent to federally approved Suppliers. Compass
        will check this status for all Suppliers.

        Navigation


               Navigator > Suppliers > Suppliers Information > Add/Update > Supplier


        The Find an Existing Value tab displays.


             SAM Status only impacts vouchers/payments that have charges to Grants/Project IDs that are federally funded.
             To be validated in the SAM system, the Supplier must have a valid Duns & Bradstreet (D&B) Number defined for the Supplier.













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        1.  Verify or Enter your SetID.


              You can search for a supplier using several different criteria. For example, you can search by
               Supplier ID or Name. However, it is suggested to enter the Supplier ID.

        2.  Enter the Supplier ID (if known) or enter other search fields based on the information that
            you have.
              Most fields use “begins with” as the default search operator. The items you enter in the field must start with the value
               entered.  Other options are available if needed, such as equals, contains, etc.

        3.  Click the Search button.

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