How to become a supplier to Eni?

Oil major, Eni is one of the leading oil and gas companies in the world, with headquarters in Rome. It has been consistently ranked in the top 100 oil and gas companies on the Fortune Global list. With a strong workforce of 80,000 people, Eni’s operations are spread across more than 75 countries. Suppliers can explore a number of business opportunities at Eni owing to its large scale of operations. This blog will guide you through the process of becoming a supplier to Eni.

Follow these simple steps to become a supplier to Eni:

1. First, visit the official e-procurement website of the company.
2. As you scroll down the page, you’ll find, Application and Qualification, Tender Processes and Contracts and Invoicing.

3. Click on the Application and Qualification. As the webpage opens up, you will find the Qualification link at the bottom of the page. Go through the section carefully.
4. If you find yourself eligible to apply, kindly click on Application.
5. As the webpage opens up, click on What Eni eSupplier is and how to join link present towards the end of the webpage.
6. The link will redirect you to the registration page of the Eni’s e-supplier website. Follow the Sign in for application tab.

7. The Registration page will open up, asking for your credentials to register your company. Fill in the details, and then click on the Approval of terms and conditions link.
8. Eni will send an email to you asking you to confirm your registration. Click on the link received on your mail to proceed further with the process. The link will lead you to the page asking for additional details.

9. Fill in the required details and click on the Confirm Registration button at the bottom of the page.

10. After clicking on the Confirm Registration button, you will see a pop-up on the screen as shown below.

11. Eni companies assess the applications in detail if related to areas for which they have specific needs, in other words, if related to commodity codes object of Qualification Notice and/or to priority commodity codes. For more information on Commodity codes, click here.
12. The applications for other commodity areas are collected in their database are taken into consideration whenever new requirements arise. In this case, Eni could contact you on any updates or further information.
13. If your application is of interest, during the next vendor qualification phase, Eni will analyze more in detail your company and determine its eligibility to be included in Eni’s Vendor List Register.
14. Please note that your company’s registration on Eni’s website does not guarantee any business relationship with them.

Contact

For any query related to filling the application form for registering your company as a supplier or concerns related to invoicing, write to Eni at fatturaelettronica@eni.com.

Please note that Eni executives are available on a call at+39 02 3700 6070 from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM (Italian Time) on weekdays i.e. Monday to Friday and on Sunday, you can contact them anywhere between 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM (Italian Time).

For further support, contact Eni at ebusiness.support@eni.com.

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