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If you haven’t evaluated or mapped out your company’s procure-to-pay (P2P) process recently, then you likely don’t have a complete view of all the steps in the process. In one 2017 survey, 69% of companies said they didn’t have full visibility into their supply chain, which is a key aspect of the P2P process.
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The number one reason your business is spending more than you could be saving from payment processes is simple: manual processes. Consider the time and money spent manually entering a printed invoice into your accounting system, then continuously tracking approvals, the purchase order, and other details just to pay the vendor on time.
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