What is the Accredited Vendor Information Professional Certification Program?
The AVIP certification program empowers accounts payable and procurement professionals with the knowledge and skills to strengthen internal controls, demonstrate the knowledge required to manage vendor information efficiently and securely, and elevate skillsets.
AVIP Certification Program
Accredited Vendor Information Professional
A Standard of Excellence in Vendor Information Management
We know how hard it can be to onboard suppliers and manage supplier information. Organizations face constantly changing internal and external operational pressures and risks, complex systems integration requirements, heightened regulatory demands, and new fraud threats. AVIP helps accounts payable and procurement professionals and their organizations identify process gaps and keep current on the necessary controls for effective and secure management of vendor information.

AVIP is the standard for achieving and demonstrating excellence in vendor onboarding and information management.
AVIP course materials were developed by industry experts and rigorously reviewed by experts in vendor onboarding and information management.
Created by the founders of the Accounts Payable Certification Programs, AVIP:
AVIP CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
How It Works
What you can achieve:

Who Can Benefit?
Anyone who plays a role in vendor onboarding and information management, including accounts payable, procurement and sourcing professionals at organizations of any size, in any industry.
Starting on your way to becoming an Accredited Vendor Information Professional – AVIP — is easy.
We know there’s a lot resting on your shoulders. That’s why we created the Accredited Vendor Information Professional (AVIP) program as a self-study online course that allows financial and business professionals to learn at their own pace.
There are no prerequisites to achieving AVIP certification.
And the only technology you’ll need is a laptop or PC with the most recent version of Google Chrome and functioning speakers.