Once an organisation has a Purchase-to-Pay (P2P) framework in place to ensure proper purchase authorisations and enable automated PO/invoice matching, the next big step is to give employees easy access

Proactis Holdings PLC (LON:PHD), the business spend management solution provider, has provided an update on trading for the financial year ended 31 July 2020. Trading Update The Group’s performance was

Once an organisation has a Purchase-to-Pay (P2P) framework in place to ensure proper purchase authorisations and enable automated PO/invoice matching, the next big step is to give employees easy access

Proactis, the spend management experts, has announced new messaging for the Spend Management part of its business. The message – Control 100% of your Spend. Transform your Source-to-Pay processes; save money

Proactis Holdings Plc (LON:PHD) develops and sells business software, and provides installation and related support services in Europe and the United States. The company offers Spend Control and eProcurement solutions that

For any organisation in the middle of a software implementation, recent events may have just pulled the rug out from underneath them. In the best of times, these projects are

Objectives Transparency and control of ordering and invoicing information. To enable ordering without complications. Removal of manual invoicing processes. How Proactis helped Automated the Council’s finance processes and removed resource-intensive

The next generation is agile Agility is about being able to change direction with ease and adapt through continuous evolution. In the context of Account Payable (AP), it’s about being

Objectives Remove manual processes from Source-to-Contract tasks. Unify disparate systems. Focus employees on more value-add activities. How Proactis helped Removed manual processes from supplier on-boarding, contract management and invoicing. Helped

Every executive must be looking for ways to streamline the organisation – especially CFOs and other senior financial managers. There is no such thing as “business as usual.” This guide