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Automate vendor and purchasing decisions

Intelligent Procurement Automation learns your preferences and supports vendor and purchasing decisions, so buying stays fast, consistent, and easy to control.

Inside the workflow

From an email in the inbox to a purchase decision

Step 1: Request lands in the inbox

What just arrived?

Incoming requests

Detected and read on arrival, attachments included

  • Request for quotation

    Specification attached as a PDF

    New
  • Bulk order inquiry

    Line items listed in the email body

    Reading
  • Repeat request

    Matches a category you already buy

    Queued

Request detail

What the inbox picked up on arrival

Received
On arrival, before anyone opens it
Attachments
Specification PDF stored with the request
Requesting team
Named on the incoming email
Status
Waiting for extraction

Step 2: Request read and classified

What is actually being asked for?

Extracted request

Line items and quantities pulled from the email and the PDF

Line items
Pulled from the attached specification
Quantities
Read against each line item
Delivery window
Taken from the request wording
Buying category
Assigned once every line is read

Reading the request

Where this request sits right now

  1. Email read, done
  2. Attachment parsed, done
  3. Line items extracted, in progress
  4. Category assigned, waiting

Step 3: Suppliers discovered worldwide

Who can actually supply this?

Supplier fit

Found worldwide, then ranked for the regions you buy from

  • Regional supplier, inside your region

    94 of 100

    Makes this part, ships inside your region

  • Manufacturer, nearby market

    87 of 100

    Capacity confirmed, longer lead time

  • Distributor, inside your region

    79 of 100

    Holds stock, smaller volumes

  • Manufacturer, outside your region

    63 of 100

    Wide range, region check pending

Discovery reach

What one request typically surfaces

suppliers surfaced per request
over 20suppliers surfaced per request
verified contacts per request
about 10verified contacts per request

Step 4: Contacts get verified

Who do we actually write to?

Verified contacts

Details harvested, then checked before anything is sent

  • Sales contact, regional supplier

    Address verified, role confirmed

    Verified
  • Export desk, nearby manufacturer

    Shared mailbox reaching the quote team

    Verified
  • Account manager, distributor

    Newer address found, older one dropped

    Replaced
  • General inquiries, distant manufacturer

    No named contact, your buyer confirms

    Needs a person

Who does what

The contact work shown on this screen

3/4
  • Checked automatically3
  • Needs a person1

Step 5: Outreach goes out

Has everyone been asked, and chased?

Outreach schedule

Requests sent, then chased on an interval so nothing goes quiet

  1. on send

    Request sent to every contact, done

    One message per verified contact

  2. on the interval

    Follow up to anyone quiet, done

    Sent without a person touching it

  3. next interval

    Another follow up running, in progress

    Nobody chases these by hand

  4. still quiet

    Escalated to your buyer, waiting

    A person picks up the chase

Running now

What outreach handles on its own

  • Interval based outreach

    Follow ups run on their own schedule

    Automated
  • Response tracking

    Replies matched back to the request

    Automated
  • Suppliers who go quiet

    Escalated to your buyer

    Needs a person

Step 6: Quotes come back in

What did the suppliers offer?

Quote pipeline

Where each supplier reply sits right now

Awaiting reply

  • Manufacturer, nearby market

    Quiet since the last chase, escalated to your buyer

Quote received

  • Manufacturer, outside your region

    Part of the request quoted, terms still to map

Normalized

  • Regional supplier, inside your region

    Terms mapped to your standard

  • Distributor, inside your region

    Terms mapped to your standard

Comparable when

What has to be true before quotes line up

  • Every quote covers the same line items
  • Lead times read on the same basis
  • Terms are mapped to your standard

Step 7: Your buyer decides

Which quote is the right one?

Shortlist side by side

The same criteria for every quote that came back

CriteriaRegional supplierDistributorManufacturer
Lead timeShortest on the shortlistShips from stock, longer than the regional supplierLongest on the shortlist
Line item coverageEvery item quotedEvery item quotedPart of the request only
Quantity coveredThe full quantityPart of the quantity, held in stockThe full quantity on the lines quoted
Payment termsMatches your standardMatches your standardShorter than your standard
Quote completenessTerms and lead time statedTerms and lead time statedRest of the lines still to quote

Who decides

The workflow lines the quotes up, your team makes the call

  • Quote normalization

    Same terms across every reply

    Automated
  • Shortlist review

    Your buyer reads the comparison

    Needs a person
  • Purchase decision

    Your team makes the final call

    Needs a person

Step 8: The trail is recorded

Can we show how this was decided?

Procurement trail

Every action written down, so a decision can be traced later

  1. on arrival

    Request logged, done

    Email and attachments stored together

  2. during sourcing

    Suppliers and contacts recorded, done

    Who was found, who was written to

  3. on reply

    Quotes kept with the request, done

    Each document stored as it lands

  4. at decision

    Choice recorded with a reason, done

    Named against the buyer who approved

  5. on review

    Exceptions raised for sign off, in progress

    Procurement signs before the trail closes

Traceable when

What the trail has to hold

  • The full trail is complete
  • Documents sit with the request
  • Approvals name a person

Illustration of how Intelligent Procurement Automation runs, with sample records rather than live account data.

What it does

Everything between the request and the decision

Intelligent Procurement Automation works from the procurement inbox and the buying categories your team already uses. It reads each request on arrival, pulls out the line items and quantities, finds and ranks suppliers for the regions you buy from, verifies their contacts, runs the outreach and the follow ups, and normalizes every quote that comes back into one comparison. Your buyer keeps the final call on what gets bought.

Your buyers still decide what gets bought. What disappears is the manual sourcing that stands between a request and a decision.

Who it is for

  • Procurement teams buying against a constant queue of requests
  • Companies sourcing from suppliers in more than one region
  • Operations leaders who need every purchase decision traceable
  • Teams whose purchase requests arrive by email with specifications attached

How it works

The sourcing run, phase by phase

Each phase below was built for procurement specifically, from the request landing in the inbox to the sign off trail behind the decision, so the sequence matches how buying actually happens.

  1. Phase 1, Purchase request agent

    Inbox capture

    • Reads procurement email as it arrives
    • Stores the specification files alongside the email
    • Records which team raised the request
  2. Phase 2, Specification extraction agent

    Request classification

    • Extracts line items from email and attachments
    • Captures quantities and the delivery window
    • Assigns the request to a buying category
  3. Phase 3, Supplier discovery engine

    Supplier sourcing

    • Searches worldwide for suppliers that can deliver
    • Builds a list of over 20 suppliers
    • Ranks each one for your buying regions
  4. Phase 4, Contact verification agent

    Contact validation

    • Collects contact details for each supplier
    • Clears about 10 contacts before outreach
    • Flags contacts it cannot name
  5. Phase 5, Supplier outreach agent

    Outreach and follow up

    • Emails the request to each verified contact
    • Chases quiet suppliers on a set interval
    • Flags suppliers that never reply
  6. Phase 6, Quote normalization agent

    Quote handling

    • Tracks which suppliers have replied
    • Maps terms and lead times onto your standard
    • Checks each reply covers all requested lines
  7. Phase 7, Quote comparison assistant

    Buyer decision

    • Sets every quote against the same criteria
    • Shows coverage, lead time, and terms together
    • Leaves the final call to your buyer
  8. Phase 8, Procurement trail agent

    Audit and sign off

    • Logs every supplier found and contacted
    • Files each quote against its request
    • Names the buyer who signed each approval

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