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# Supplier info card
When managing supplier invitations, you can click on a supplier line to learn more about them and their history with your company and within Fairmarkit. The information displayed is dependent on the available data in Fairmarkit, so the screen may look different between suppliers.
### View supplier information
* When reviewing a list of supplier invitations, click the supplier's line.\
The Supplier info card for the supplier will display.
### Supplier overview
In the overview area, depending on what the supplier has provided, you can review the following information:
* Supplier's name and logo
* Company website
* Company description
* Registration
* Supplier categories
* Meta tags
* Other
### Recommended based on matches
In the Recommended based on matches area, you can see details on why the supplier was recommended. For information on how suppliers are recommended, see [Supplier recommendations](https://docs.fairmarkit.com/content/buyers/gs/supplier-recommendations.htm). This could include the following information:
* Item descriptions
* Category
* Manufacturers
* Countries of Operation
### Event engagement
Provides a summary of the supplier's event invitations, response rate to events, and number of awarded events with your companies and other companies in Fairmarkit.
#### With your company (last 12 months)
Provides a summary of your company's interactions with the supplier's company in the last 12 months.
* Event invitations
* Response rate
* Awarded events
#### With other companies (last 12 months)
Provides a summary of other Fairmarkit customers' interactions with the supplier's company in the last 12 months. This is limited to companies who choose to share their data.
* Event invitations
* Response rate
* Awarded events
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