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With version 7.9, DocuWare enables optimal purchase-to-pay process

With version 7.9, DocuWare enables optimal purchase-to-pay process

~ From purchase order to payment - businesses experience increased efficiency and ROI~

Beacon NY, September 28, 2023 – DocuWare, a leading provider of document management and workflow automation solutions, provides optimized mapping of the procurement process with the release of its latest software version 7.9.

Purchase-to-Pay is a complex business process within a company, where multiple steps take place across multiple departments. It plays a central role in procurement and cost management. DocuWare helps companies make the Purchase-to-Pay process efficient and transparent, reducing errors and costs through standardized procedures and automation.

"With version 7.9, even companies with a smaller volume of documents are able to benefit from an automated Purchase-to-Pay process. Thanks to simple configuration and new predefined functions, both the effort and the costs are significantly lower than before, which means that the investment will pay for itself within just a few months," said DocuWare President Max Ertl,  responsible for Marketing and Sales.

With version 7.9, tables can be inserted into DocuWare Web forms. This simplifies structured data entry and lays the foundation for automated processing while allowing employees to create detailed purchase requisitions.

The tables in DocuWare continue to play an important role even after the order is placed and the invoice arrives, as they facilitate the transfer of individual invoice items into DocuWare. With XML invoices, this is now done automatically, making them immediately ready for approval workflows.

Once all documents are made available to the responsible department, the next step is to match data between invoices and documents such as delivery bills, purchase orders, or order confirmations. If items from several purchase orders are combined in one invoice, version 7.9 retrieves the data from all relevant purchase orders to perform a two- or three-way invoice match. It is now possible to retrieve and match up to 20 different documents.

Thanks to fuzzy matching, if "M5" and "MS" are part of an item number on a purchase order and invoice, they would be considered a match.

DocuWare continues to adhere to the highest security standards and has undergone two audits by independent organizations. DocuWare’s ISO/IEC 27001 and SOC 2, Type 2 certifications (the latter was obtained again) ensure that both the company and its software solution meet national and international industry standards. "The trust of our customers and the security of their data is our top priority. These independent certifications prove that our business processes continue to meet the highest security standards, " said DocuWare President Dr. Michael Berger, who is responsible for Product, Services and Finance.

ISO/IEC 27001 Certification is the international standard for information security. SOC2, Type 2 Certification is the Service Organization Control (SOC) standard that governs reporting of internal control parameters, including security and availability. It follows the AICPA Trust Services Principles and Criteria.

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About DocuWare

DocuWare is a leading provider of document management and workflow automation solutions. Together with its 800+ strong partner network, DocuWare has helped approximately 17,000 customers across 100+ countries simplify their work through digitizing, automating and transforming key processes. DocuWare’s corporate headquarters are located in Germany. The US office is based in New York. The company maintains office locations in Paris, France; Barcelona, Spain; Sofia, Bulgaria; Reading, UK and Brisbane, Australia.

From Data to Dollars: The Bottom-Line Benefits of Investing in Business Intelligence

From Data to Dollars: The Bottom-Line Benefits of Investing in Business Intelligence

In today's business world, data is king. Companies are collecting more data than ever before, but many are struggling to turn that data into actionable insights. That's where business intelligence (BI) comes in. By using specialized software and tools to collect, analyze, and report on data, BI helps organizations make more informed decisions, improve their performance, and ultimately, drive revenue growth. In this blog post, we'll explore the bottom-line benefits of investing in business intelligence, and why it's critical to your company's success.

BI Helps You Make Better Decisions

The heart of business intelligence is the ability to turn raw data into actionable insights. With BI, you can quickly and easily identify patterns and trends, explore cause-and-effect relationships, and track KPIs and metrics. This means you can make faster, more informed decisions based on accurate, up-to-date information. For example, if you're a retailer, you can use BI to track inventory levels, identify your top-selling products, and forecast demand. With this information, you can make better decisions about pricing, promotions, and inventory management, ultimately driving higher profits.

BI Helps You Spot Opportunities and Risks

In addition to improving decision-making, BI can help you identify new opportunities and potential risks. For example, you can use BI to track customer behavior, such as purchase history and engagement with marketing campaigns. By analyzing this data, you can identify new product opportunities, target specific customer segments more effectively, and identify potential risks, such as a drop in customer engagement or a spike in returns. By spotting opportunities and risks early, you can take action to capitalize on them or mitigate their impact, ultimately driving revenue growth and minimizing losses.

BI Improves Operational Efficiency

Another key benefit of BI is that it can help you improve operational efficiency. By automating data collection and analysis, you can reduce the time and effort required to generate insights. For example, instead of spending hours manually pulling data from different sources and compiling it in a spreadsheet, you can use BI software to automatically aggregate and visualize the data in real-time. This not only saves time, but it also reduces the risk of errors and inconsistencies. By streamlining your data processes, you can free up resources to focus on other key areas of your business, such as product development or customer service.

BI Helps You Monitor and Track Performance

BI is also an essential tool for tracking and monitoring performance. By tracking KPIs and metrics, you can get a real-time view of how your business is performing, identify areas that need improvement, and celebrate successes. For example, you can use BI to track sales performance, monitor customer satisfaction, or analyze website traffic. With this information, you can make data-driven decisions to improve performance, such as launching a new marketing campaign, offering a new product or service, or optimizing your website for better user experience. By tracking and monitoring performance, you can ensure that your business is on track to meet its goals and objectives.

BI Helps You Stay Ahead of the Competition

Finally, BI can help you stay ahead of the competition. By using data to inform your decisions, you can spot trends and patterns before your competitors do, identify new market opportunities, and stay ahead of emerging risks. For example, if you're a retailer, you can use BI to monitor your competitors' pricing and promotions, identify gaps in the market, and develop new products or services to fill those gaps. By using data to inform your decisions, you can stay ahead of the curve and maintain a competitive advantage.

Investing in business intelligence is critical to your company's success. By using specialized software and tools to collect, analyze, and report on data, you can make more informed decisions, spot opportunities and risks, improve operational efficiency.

-=Good Selling=-

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