VROOZI + ORACLE
Supercharge your Oracle investment with Vroozi’s procure-to-pay add-on
Vroozi’s spend management, catalog, and marketplace extensions for Oracle EBS, iProcure, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, and NetSuite simplify business purchasing and increase user adoption.
The #1 purchasing, invoice and marketplace extension for Oracle
Marketplace and Catalogs
Offer your employees a modern, consumer-like and cloud-based shopping experience connected to Oracle.
Spend Management
Streamline, automate and control the purchase requisition to order management process from anywhere and everywhere.
Invoice Management
Track, manage and control invoices, credits, payment confirmations and more.
Digital marketplace and catalog management for Oracle
Vroozi’s add-on solution to Oracle modernizes the marketplace and catalog experience in Oracle with fully automated purchase requisitions and purchase orders. Now, employees can search and shop with approved suppliers through an e-commerce shopping cart, route purchase requisitions for approval, and submit electronic purchase orders to suppliers all within Vroozi’s digital marketplace before returning to Oracle – making the entire process faster and simpler.
Fast and easy integrations
Increase spend under management
Reduce rogue purchasing
Anytime, anywhere access
Consumer-like shopping experience
Enterprise-grade procurement controls
Improve
compliance
Boost user
adoption
Oracle users love Vroozi
Vroozi’s procure-to-pay and eProcurement extensions for Oracle simplify business purchasing and boost user adoption. Procurement and finance teams maintain control. Employees buy-in. Spend visibility increases. Your bottom line wins.
Check out our latest insights, tips and tools to guide your spend management transformation with Oracle
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