X
Search for:
English US
English UK
Deutsch
Francais
Nederlands
Proactis
Products
Sourcing
Marketplace
Procure-to-Pay
Supplier Relationship Management
Accounts Payable Automation
Contract Management
Solutions
Spend Management Solutions
Sectors
Roles
Business Needs
Integration
AI
Expert Services
Reporting and Spend Intelligence
ESG
Resources
Case Studies
Collateral
Expert Articles
Events
Tools
Our tech
About Proactis
About Us
News / Media Center
Careers
Analyst Recognition
ESG and Our Values
Leadership
Certifications
Support and login
Contact
Marketplace
Take control of your purchasing through centralized ecommerce buying
Book a demo
Home
Products
Marketplace
Proactis Marketplace provide a highly accessible, well-classified directory of goods and services in a way that makes sense to the accessing organization - to streamline the purchasing process and introduce spend control in a helpful way.
The categorization is specified by the buying organization and can be unified with industry-standard classifications. It presents a compelling and easy-to-access interface which helps the selection process within the organizations spend management system using B2C (online Retail) metaphors.
With Proactis Marketplace you can achieve:
Streamlined purchasing process and seamlessly introduce spend control.
An electronic collection of items to purchase, which represents the goods and services bought in the normal course of business.
Reduced administration cost and effort with supplier self-service catalog maintenance.
Enhanced search and retrieval experience and deliver the same consistent, complete and correct information to every requester.
Catalog repository
Proactis provides a central directory of items representing goods and services to be procured by the organization. This can be hosted publicly or privately and may offer suppliers access or not.
It offers user-defined categorization, content-rich item records, extensive multi-parameter search facility and visual comparison of user-specified similar items to support informed buying decisions.
Catalog maintenance and publishing
Individual items can be managed and maintained within the catalog, and there is also a simple upload facility that allows buyers to rapidly upload supplier catalog files with minimum effort.
Offline catalog maintenance allows managers to maintain separate copies of catalogs prior to publishing.
Click to play
Supplier self-service catalog maintenance
Suppliers are often prepared to maintain their catalog on the buyer’s system, facilitating access to the latest information and pricing.
This function is secured by the supplier, and any changes are subject to buyer approval before the new catalog goes “live”. The user interface for the supplier is simple and compelling and the supplier requires minimal introduction to the system before commencing use.
Our experts will guide you through our solution and answer all of your questions.
Related resources
Marketplace
Case Study:
Leeds Beckett
University
Learn more
Sourcing
in times
of uncertainty
Learn more
Get a handle
on how your
organization
really buys
Learn more