Solution for labor audits
Audit your suppliers against hidden labor liability
Monitor supply-chain CNPJs against active labor claims across 24 Brazilian labor courts (TRTs). No spreadsheets, no surprise subsidiary liability under Súmula 331.
The real pain of auditing suppliers
Subsidiary liability (Súmula 331)
The contractor answers for the insolvent supplier's labor debts. Without systematic mapping of labor liability, the bill arrives years later.
Manual supplier list is stale
Procurement signs the contract, legal updates the spreadsheet 6 months later. The supplier may have picked up 20 labor claims in that window without you knowing.
Reactive audit arrives too late
By the time the TRT notification lands, the supplier is gone. Without continuous monitoring, subsidiary liability becomes a guaranteed cost.
How supplier auditing works
Bulk query of CNPJs
Active supplier list is sent to Vigilant via API, dashboard, or Google Sheets. No volume cap.
Structured data across 24 TRTs
Vigilant returns every supplier's labor cases: active ones, rulings, amounts involved, and related parties. Standardized JSON.
Your workflow ranks and alerts
Your procurement or legal system consumes the data, computes per-supplier risk, and fires alerts per your internal rules. Periodic re-querying runs via your scheduler or Vigilant's cache-refresh pattern.
The numbers that matter for labor legal teams
24
Labor courts covered
All Brazilian TRT regions
500
Suppliers in bulk
Mass query in 5 minutes
R$ 0.10
Per court queried
Vs hours of paralegal work
100%
Exportable history
PDF + CSV for compliance
Monitor supply-chain CNPJs against active labor claims across 24 Brazilian labor courts (TRTs). No spreadsheets, no surprise subsidiary liability under Súmula 331.
Manual quarterly audit vs automated querying
- Manual research across 24 TRTs per CNPJ
- Consolidated spreadsheet updated ad hoc
- Claim already ran by the time the audit arrives
- Supplier changes CNPJ and falls off the radar
- Súmula 331 becomes a post-contract surprise
- One API call queries 500 CNPJs across 24 TRTs
- Structured data (JSON/CSV) for your system to ingest
- Scheduled re-queries via your workflow to detect deltas
- History per CNPJ + linked shareholders
- Audit trail ready for ISO 37301
Plugs into procurement and compliance systems
Standard REST API. Consumes directly from your ERP or VMS to keep the monitored supplier list always up to date.
If your ERP has a new-supplier webhook or a listing API, the integration is automatic. Full documentation at vigilant.trackjud.com.br/api/docs.
Frequently asked questions
Yes — we cover the federal labor court system (24 TRTs) plus labor cases in state courts. All states we support include the labor footprint.
No — Vigilant doesn't fire alerts on its own. In practice you re-query monitored CNPJs on your own scheduler (daily/weekly cron) and diff against the last response; when something new appears, your system fires the internal alert (email, Slack, ticket). Vigilant delivers the updated data; the alerting is your workflow.
It depends on the courts queried. A monthly query across 5 TRTs per CNPJ: 500 × 5 × R$ 0.10 = R$ 250/month. No minimum, no fees.
Yes. Every query generates a timestamped record with consulted CNPJ, accessed TRTs, and cases found — exportable via API or dashboard. Compatible with internal audit and ISO 37301.
Not necessarily. You can use the dashboard directly, upload CSV, or run it via Google Sheets. API integration is optional and speeds up the flow if you have high volume.
Reduce your Súmula 331 exposure today?
Free with 5 credits. Test with 10 suppliers and see the report ready in minutes. For corporate procurement, talk to our labor team.