B-BBEE compliance is complex. Each element, each target and then implementing it correctly while earning maximum points can be extremely time consuming and challenging. Despite the challenges each specific BEE sector has it’s own uniqueness’s which further complicates matters. If your company falls within the scope of a BEE sector code then your requirements will be slightly different to that of the Codes of Good Practice. Although most charters are similar, and ultimately designed for that industry it is still very likely that you will achieve a different score. If that score is lower, than it will have a detrimental effect on your business.

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BEE Procured

BEE Procurement is a vital element on the BEE Scorecard - save time and money by sourcing your BEE certificates from the EconoBEE BEE Procured Procurement Database.

Procurement is one of the most important elements of the BEE scorecard. It is worth 20 points for generic companies and 25 points for QSEs – this is nearly one quarter of the entire BEE scorecard.