purchasing, procurement, vendor, contract and rfp process management with sharepoint
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Procurement, Contract, Purchasing
and Vendor Management Processes
with SharePointPresenting a SharePoint based solution to help customers
streamline Procurement, Purchasing, Contract and Vendor
Management Processes for their organization
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We think the Internet and the adoption
of trends on the Internet are a leading
Indicator for the upcoming innovations in
the Enterprise. We are passionate about
helping our customers Interpret, leverage
and maximize the business benefits of
these incremental or disruptive trends
and making it a reality in their operating
environment.
Be a leader in the adoption of new and
significant trends in the technology
marketplace that influence our
customer’s business. Pace ourselves to
the Urgent needs of our customers. Be a
Trusted Advisor. Add Value to every
relationship.
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every relationship, project and solution.
We go the extra mile, stay the extra night
in our quest to help our customers
achieve the 110% results from the
investments they are making with us and
the solutions we build.
Products
• Purchasing Automation with SharePoint
• eCommerce with SharePoint
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Services
• Intranets 2.0
• SharePoint Application Development
• Idea and Innovation Management
• Social Platforms & Social Media
• Project Management & Collaboration
• Business Intelligence solutions
AGENDA
Setting Up the Context1
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4 Upcoming Modules and Scenarios
The Vision
Demo – Walkthrough of a Business Scenario
5 Implementation Models & Approach
AGENDA
Setting Up the Context1
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4 Upcoming Modules and Scenarios
The Vision
Demo – Walkthrough of a Business Scenario
5 Implementation Models & Approach
Gaps in traditional Procurement Processes
Requisition Approvals RFx Processing PO ProcessingGoods Receipt /
Service EntryReturns & Replacement
Sequential set of Procure to Pay Activities
Issues / Gaps
Difficulty in referring to spend limits and budget.
Difficult to track back to requestor and other approvers for more details.
Inability to check if there is an already existing contract for the particular request.
Partial approvals and edits has to go through new requisition process
Difficult to keep track of approval history
Issues / Gaps
Requestor does not have access to updated list of approved products and vendors
Manual Paper/Email based processes
Requestor not aware of the right product to procure
Difficult to refer to policies and procedures for approvals, spend limits etc.
Inability to keep track of requisitions made. Status updates through phone & emails.
Issues / Gaps
Limited access to list of approved vendors, and difficulty in finding new vendors.
Vendor responses received through email and faxes not tracked
Evaluation of vendor responses time consuming and manual.
RFx process and evaluation is same for all product and service types.
Issues / Gaps
Goods receipt and Service process not flexibly based on product or service type.
Does not directly link to vendor performance. No on the spot feedback.
Does not update current inventory automatically on receiving.
Manual update to invoice processing and accounts payable.
Issues / Gaps
Time consuming and manual request for replacement or returns. Usually takes the complete cycle.
Inability to specify reason for return or replacement clearly using long forms.
Invoicing
An employee submits a requisition for purchase of goods or service
Approval for the requisition from line managers, inventory, finance etc.
Creation and publishing of RFx; Referring to contracts if available.
Creation of PO and sending it to the vendor
The requestor or the inventory receives goods or service.
Received goods may be returned or needs to be replaced for various reasons.
Receive and process invoice received from vendor for the goods or service provided.
Issues / Gaps
Needs access to multiple systems like accounting and financials.
Only transactional information available as part of purchase orders
Purchase Orders not referred to contracts or RFx responses.
Issues / Gaps
Making revisions and changes not easy.
Usually done through fax and emails between vendor and accounts department.
Misplaced and duplicate invoices. Tracking of invoice status is a manual process.
AGENDA
Setting Up the Context1
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4 Upcoming Modules and Scenarios
The Vision
Demo – A Business Scenario Walkthrough
5 Implementation Models & Approach
The Vision
Requestor
Portal
Approver
Portal
Storefront
Portal
Administrator
Portal
Microsoft
SharePoint
2010
Document
Mgmt
Enterprise Search
Conte
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Mgm
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Tools
Form
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W
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Sites Infrastructure
Integration
Infrastructure
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To
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Meta
data
&
Taxo
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Contract Management
RFQ
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Man
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Inventory &
Goods RecieptsVendor
Management
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Accounting
WMS
ERP
Legacy
Requestors
Approvers
Location/Office
Managers
Central
Procurement
Admin
Requisition
Management
• Optimus BT provides a set of Procurement and Commerce related
functional modules which form the base product.
• These modules can be optionally enhanced with Add Ons
• Other modules can be added to the system whenever required and
works in sync with existing modules
• Organization Specific customizations are made to provide a turnkey
solution.
How we are building the solution
Major Modules Optional Add Ons
Product Database
Vendor Database
Vendor Extranet Portal
Location Storefronts
Workflow Templates …
Requisition Management
Catalog based Procurement
RFx Management
Contracts Management
Vendor Management
Purchase Order Management …
Microsoft Infrastructure
SharePoi
nt 2010
Office
2007
Exchange
& AD
Major Modules
Optional Add-Ons
Customizations
Upgrades
AGENDA
Setting Up the Context1
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The Vision
Demo – A Business Scenario Walkthrough
4 Upcoming Modules and Scenarios
5 Implementation Models & Approach
Roles Involved …
Rachel A. SimmsEmployee
Rachel is an employee and wants to make requests for the necessary software required for IT infrastructure upgrade.
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John K. McDonaldManager
John is immediate manager for Rachel and responsible for review and approval of requests placed by Rachel and others from the team.
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Procurement Administrator
Tom evaluates the approved requests and creates PO/ RFQ by selecting appropriate Vendors & Suppliers.
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tor Fred S. Benjamin
Purchasing Head
Fred is responsible managing the organizational procurement process including managing spend, standardizing catalog and vendors.
Scenario 1 – Rachel Creates a Requisition
Rachel A. SimmsEmployee
Rachel is an employee and wants to make requests for the necessary software required for IT infrastructure upgrade.
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What We’ll Cover
• The requestor dashboard
• Create a new requisition
• Browse and add products from catalog
• Add non catalog products
• Submit the requisition for approval
Rachel can carry out this activity by using the Requisition Dashboard. The dashboard
provides Rachel with an easy to fill form using which she can place the requisition for
approval.
The dashboard also allows Rachel to view and track the status of the requests that she
has placed and also quick statistics around her requests.
Scenario 2 – John Approves the Requisition
What We’ll Cover
• The approver dashboard
• Reviewing the requisition placed by his team
• Approving the requisition with comments
• View spend statistics for his department
John can use the Approver Dashboard to review and approve requisitions placed by
Rachel and other team members. The dashboard provides a summarized view of the
requisitions in easy to review manner.
The dashboard also allows John to view and track the status of any pending
requisitions as well as the spend for his department.
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John K. McDonaldManager
John is immediate manager for Rachel and responsible for review and approval of requests placed by Rachel and others from the team.
Scenario 3 – Tom Creates a Purchase Order
What We’ll Cover
• The storefront dashboard
• Viewing approved requisitions
• Filling in the PO creation form
• Creating and submitting the PO for further
processing.
• How to track and manage POs
Tom uses the Storefront Dashboard to review all the approved requisitions and create
purchase orders.
The dashboard also allows Tom to view and track the status of the purchase orders that
are already created and manage them efficiently.
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tor Tom J. Smith
Procurement Administrator
Tom evaluates the approved requests and creates PO/ RFQ by selecting appropriate Vendors & Suppliers.
Scenario 4 – Fred manages the process
What We’ll Cover
• The administrator dashboard
• View overall spend
• View procurement reports
• Browse and manage product catalog
• Browse and manage vendor database
Fred uses the Administrator Dashboard to manage the procurement processes across
the organization including spend management, product catalog and vendor database.
Glo
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tor Fred S. Benjamin
Purchasing Head
Fred is responsible managing the organizational procurement process including managing spend, standardizing catalog and vendors.
Scenario 5 – Fred also manages contracts
What We’ll Cover
• Contract dashboard
• Contracts library
• Clause library
• Contract templates
Fred uses the Contract Dashboard to create and manage procurement contracts
across the organization.
Glo
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tor Fred S. Benjamin
Purchasing Head
Fred is responsible managing the organizational procurement process including managing spend, standardizing catalog and vendors.
Proven Benefits
Reduce CostsReduce procurement administration costs by up to 60%.
Simpler GovernanceAutomatically routes requisitions to the authorized approvers. Delegate locations or BU to make tactical procurement decisions best suited to their needs.
Better visibilityIdentify where the most spend occurs ,on what products. Plan for stock needs and track of budget.
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Control Spend Control where and how much is spent using spend limits. Reduce maverick purchasing.
Purchase Compliance Make use of logs and approvals to assure each procurement complies with your policies.
Vendor CollaborationEasily share and get feedback from vendors.
Procurement InsightsUnderstand your organizational buying patterns and build insights into vendor and product selection.
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Easier DecisionsGet access to the approved products and vendors in your organization. Know what your colleagues are buying.
Faster, Informed PurchasingAvoid paperwork, fax and filing of forms using smarter forms from a browser. Keep track of your procurement request status anytime and anywhere.
Reduce Procurement ErrorsPrevent errors in data entry, lost Invoices or purchase orders. Get the right product at the right place at the right time.
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AGENDA
Setting Up the Context1
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3
The Vision
Demo – A Business Scenario Walkthrough
4 Upcoming Modules and Scenarios
5 Implementation Models & Approach
Upcoming Modules
01 Vendor Sourcing
02 Time & Expense Management
03 Goods Receipt & Inventory Management
04 Capital Budgeting Management
AGENDA
Setting Up the Context1
Insights – Why SharePoint 2010
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5 Implementation Models & Approach
The Vision
Demo – A Business Scenario Walk through
Implementation Models
• Centralized Procurement [with many distributed offices]
• eProcurement with employee self service & approvals
• Catalog and non-catalog items procurement
• Purchasing management
• Vendor management
• eCommerce and order fullfilment
Providing Turnkey Implementations
Customization &
Configuration
Requirements &
Process Study
Gap Analysis
Business Case
Definition
Implementation PlanTesting
Training & Pilot
Release
Go Live
• This cycle is repeated for turnkey solution
implementation for automation of each process
within the procurement ecosystem
Customization and Support
• Branding
• Integration
• Interfacing for Master Data
• Approval Workflow Templates
• Reminders & Notifications
• Multi lingual Content
Management
• Custom Reports
• Infrastructure Support
• Application Support
• Administrative Support
• Content Migration
• Training & Consulting
Common Customizations Support Options
Thank YouNext steps,
• Learn more about our procurement solution
• Have our Sales team contact you
• See more application scenarios
• Spread the word around
Meanwhile, if you have further questions, or would like to know more about our product, please
don’t hesitate to give us a call at (770) 569 1240 ext:114, or send an email to
[email protected] with your queries.