Purchase to Pay
03 Mar Purchase to Pay Predictions
Have you heard about the internet fridge? The one that detects that you're running low on semi skimmed and sends an email to the grocery store to get you topped up? Well you should have. It's been announced as the next big thing every couple of years for at least the last 15. I saw a prototype in London in 1996. It's never taken off and it never will.26 Feb Business Models for P2P to be Turned on Their Heads
The charging models of the supplier networks may be non-sustainable as the commodity transaction fees are replaced by added value services. But which comes first? Develop the added value products or secure the customers prepared to pay for it?
14 Feb Purchase to Pay For Finance People – The Book
Purchasing Insight is delighted to offer "P2P for Finance People" free to subscribers of Purchasing Insight Extras. Perhaps the biggest frustration that any organization experiences when optimizing purchase to pay processes is getting a truly holistic view across procurement and finance. And it's hardly surprising. Accountants no more understand what purchasing people do than purchasing people understand finance. It's not a criticism. Why should they? But for Purchase to Pay to be really effective the gap between the two functions needs to be spanned.26 Jan Tradeshift: Catching the Wave Just Right
Tradeshift, the new kid on the e-invoicing block, is making itself conspicuous by offering free electronic invoicing. But there's more to Tradeshift than a headline grabbing feature like that and no-one should dismiss them as too good to be true.24 Jan P2P 101: The Financial Impact of Maverick Spend
Recently we wrote about spend analysis and in particular how important it is for spend analysis to be meaningful in a commercial sense. Analysis for the sake of analysis is worse than useless - it makes you look like a fool18 Jan Grant Thornton Chooses Palette for Hosted Invoice Management Service
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in Electronic Invoicing, Financial Supply Chain Management, P2P Europe, Purchase to Pay
One of the leading financial and business advisers, Grant Thornton Sweden, has deployed an invoice processing solution from enterprise purchase-to-pay specialist Palette as the backbone of its internal and hosted electronic invoice management (EIM) service.
Grant Thornton Sweden is one of the leading financial and business advisers, providing services in Sweden and internationally. Currently processing around 30,000 invoices per month for over 300 customers both in Sweden and internationally, Grant Thornton’s EIM service improves the efficiency of customers’ accounts payable, as well as optimising the company’s own internal invoice management system.