FAQs

If you don't know the vendor's full 11-digit TIN number, contact your Support contact. If your support contact is unavailable, searching by vendor name is an available option (if allowed by your member's verification policies).

TIN is a State of Texas acronym: Texas Identification Number. More details can be found on the Texas Comptroller's web site. A TIN is made up of 11 digits: 1st digit:… Read more: What is a TIN and what types are there?

Normally there is no need to do so. Payment cardholders are automatically added to Vendor Verify when the payment cardholder feeds are sent in. However, this may not always happen timely,… Read more: As a Central Admin, how do I add a new cardholder to SSO?

If the Vendor Verify application is not on your SSO menu and you have an active A&M System payment card, your UIN has not been sent to the application by your… Read more: Why don’t I have Vendor Verify on my SSO menu?

If you've searched for a vendor using their official State of Texas TIN number and no result was found, the vendor is not on a hold list and you may proceed with your purchase.