Interest in eProcurement systems has steadily grown over the years with the addition of eCommerce-type software products that now satisfy the purchasing requirements between an organization and its suppliers. More large-market suppliers are now offering stand-alone online catalog-buying opportunities, with some offering negotiated contract pricing unique to an organization. In some instances, eCatalogs are built in-house and those suppliers are included as "punch-outs." This enables a buyer to access a supplier’s website from the organization’s in-house web-based catalog.

With the advancement of some eProcurement systems, organizations are enjoying the availability of line-item detail, consequently simplifying the audit process and saving time and money. Also, with some systems, competitive pricing requirements can be achieved using the one-stop shopping experience.

These systems integrate with many of today’s ERP systems, and once set up, can satisfy the organization’s needs and objectives.

• The Evolving World of eCommerce Payments—by Accenture

• eCatalogs and Cards—Streamline the Entire Requisition-to-Payment Process to Optimize Your B2B Payments - by Mastercard and PayTech

• Practical Guide to Commercial Card Integration with e-Procurement and ERP Applications—by Visa 

• ♦ Executive Summary of the Practical Guide to Commercial Card Integration with eProcurement and ERP Applications—by Visa 

• Private and Public Sector Perspectives eProcurement— specifically—Amazon Business— by Kelly Hunsaker, King County, Washington, and Kim Hufstetler, Shaw Industries Group Inc.

• Webinar—Increase Visibility and Reduce P-Card Fraud with Amazon Business

• eCommerce Glossary—by the NAPCP

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