What could your team stop doing manually?

Answer five quick questions and see which digital workers fit your team.

Sound familiar?

The work that quietly fills your team's week

  • Requesters filling in forms and waiting to hear back
  • Requests sent back for a code, a supplier or a missing quote
  • Single-source deals signed at the quoted price
  • Everyday buys that never get competed
  • RFx events awarded on the first round of bids

Each of these is work a digital worker can take off your team's plate, so your people can spend their time on suppliers, strategy and the business they support. Answer a few questions about how your team works today, and we'll show you where to start.

How it fits together

One flow, request to purchase order

Each digital worker steps in at a different moment, and all of them follow your rules. Most teams start with one and add the rest when they are ready.

  1. Your matchAskIntake Agent

    Your people say what they need, in Teams or your P2P. The requisition builds itself, coded correctly.

  2. Your matchCheckAlignment Agent

    Every request checked against your policies and strategy the moment it is raised.

  3. Your matchNegotiateSingle-Source Negotiation Agent

    Single-source deals negotiated before the PO exists, inside the limits you set.

  4. Your matchCompeteTactical Sourcing Agent

    Everyday buys taken to competition, with the quotes collected and the terms negotiated.

  5. Your matchSourceAdvanced Sourcing Agent

    High-value RFPs run from brief to award, on the strategy you set.

  6. Your matchAwardPost-Sourcing Negotiation Agent

    Every shortlisted bid negotiated to a final offer before you award.

Tell us what slows your team down

We'd like to hear how your team buys today. We'll show you what a digital worker could take off your plate, and you decide where to go from there.