Procurement Orchestration Software

Intake-to-Procure.
Automate. Approve. Save.

Submit any purchase request in one place. Automatically route approvals and orchestrate each request through to purchase, with AI embedded in your workflows to move requests forward faster.

Get full control over your procurement

AI-powered orchestration driving faster, better outcomes.

Streamline your purchases

Intake that adapts to every purchase request with customizable, simple forms for your whole organization.

Customize every workflow

Easily build purchasing workflows with a no-code, drag-and-drop builder to match your internal processes.

Vertice AI

50+ agents trained to complete 70+ procurement tasks; from compliance checks to negotiation tactics.

Understand vendor risk

Continuously updated TPRM scores across security, legal, and compliance — surfaced directly in your workflows to guide purchasing decisions.

Visibility into your existing and future spend

Track spend, savings, and ROI across your entire software portfolio — with predictive insights, benchmarking, and AI-powered recommendations, all from a single dashboard.

Enrich your procurement with integrations

ERPs like Netsuite for POs.
Slack and Teams for intake and alerts. CLMs like Ironclad for contracts. TPRMs like OneTrust for security.

"We now have a very consistent end-to-end workflow, closing the entire loop and making our processes 10 days shorter."

Tony Chan
CIO
Felix

The intelligent procurement platform for better outcomes

Drive company-wide adoption of all your procurement processes.

Build workflows that match your processes

Easily build purchasing workflows with a no-code, drag-and-drop builder to match your internal processes.

Data at your fingertips

Access granular pricing insights and actionable savings recommendations across 32,000+ vendors and 900k+ pricing points, with the world's largest software pricing dataset.

AI embedded at every step

Expert team member, trained on data across 16k+ vendors and able to complete 70+ procurement tasks; from risk assessments to compliance checks.

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Your procurement painkiller

Say goodbye to purchasing headaches.

50%
Reduction in purchasing time
20%
Typical average savings
70%
Reduction in manual steps

Get all the benefits without disrupting your workflow

We integrate with all major finance ERPs, contract management systems, ticketing, messaging, and SSO providers.

See how simple procurement can be

Let us show you how to halve your cycles and cut costs by 20%.

The need-to-knows about Vertice

What is procurement orchestration software?

Procurement orchestration software manages the entire procurement workflow, automating intake management, purchase request automation, approvals, vendor evaluation, and contract management. It ensures requests align with budgets, policies, and compliance requirements, streamlining the path from initial request to purchase.

How does procurement orchestration software accelerate procurement workflows?

Procurement orchestration software captures purchase requests through intake forms, validates them, and automatically routes them to the correct stakeholders for approvals. By combining automated routing, dynamic workflows, and policy enforcement, organizations can reduce procurement cycle times and eliminate bottlenecks across request intake, vendor evaluation, and approval stages.

Who is involved in the intake-to-procure process?

Most software purchases require cross-functional review and depending on the request, procurement teams, finance, IT, and legal may need to evaluate contracts against preferred supplier lists and internal policies & preferences, and sign off on the purchase.

Vertice’s dynamic workflow capabilities will automatically route each request to the appropriate approver at the right time, based on criteria such as spend thresholds, types of purchase, and risk requirements, ensuring faster approvals and compliance at every step.

What does a typical intake-to-procure process look like?

While the intake-to-procure process can differ by company, it generally consists of all stages from the initial purchase request to the creation of a purchase order.

This includes:

  • Intake requests – The initial part of the procurement workflow involving the submission of a request for a new product or service through an intake form, along with the assessment of business requirements and justification for the purchase.
  • Vendor evaluation – Once the request passes initial validation, relevant service providers and vendors may be researched and evaluated for their suitability and performance. A preferred supplier  – and possibly even a BATNA (Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement) – will be selected.
  • Contract negotiation – During the contract negotiation stage, discussions with the preferred supplier take place to agree upon contractual terms and conditions, including price, length of contract, payment terms, service level agreements (SLAs), and other key obligations or responsibilities.
  • Approvals – Key stakeholders from finance, legal, IT, and security review the request and contract to ensure compliance, budget alignment, and risk management. Vertice provides both configurable and dynamic approval workflows, automatically routing requests, tracking decisions, and can re-route them if additional review or adjustments are needed.
How long does the intake-to-procure process usually take?

Procurement cycle times ultimately depend on the complexity of the request, the number of stakeholders involved, and the associated risk factors. Without automation, purchase requests often stall for days or even weeks at a time due to unclear ownership or missing information.

Automated workflows can help streamline the process, ensuring requests move forward efficiently and accurately. With Vertice’s procurement orchestration software, organizations can significantly reduce cycle times by eliminating bottlenecks in approvals, vendor evaluations, and contract reviews.

What are the main benefits of using a procurement orchestration platform?

A procurement orchestration platform like Vertice delivers measurable benefits across the procurement lifecycle:

  • Accelerates procurement – By combining intake management with automated request routing and approval workflows, Vertice reduces delays and speeds up the time from request to purchase.
  • Minimizes risk – Ensures all requests are reviewed for compliance with legal, IT, and security policies, helping to reduce non-compliant, high-risk, or unauthorized purchases.
  • Improves employee experience – Vertice centralizes intake forms, tracks purchase requests, and sends alerts through stakeholders’ preferred channels, reducing friction and streamlining communication.
  • Reduces shadow IT – Vertice prevents unauthorized software adoption by ensuring that all purchases go through official channels.
  • Enables more strategic spend decisions – The best intake-to-procure platforms combine procurement orchestration with early spend optimization, providing visibility into benchmarking data and historical vendor performance to inform negotiations and drive more cost-effective purchasing.

How does Vertice support SaaS renewals through the intake workflow?

Vertice adapts the intake process for SaaS renewals, ensuring stakeholders review usage, pricing benchmarks, alternatives and contract terms before a renewal is approved – helping organizations avoid auto-renewal traps and overspending.

What changes when teams start implementing procurement orchestration across their procurement processes?

When implementing procurement orchestration, Vertice brings structure and visibility to day-to-day procurement activities that are often spread across tools and teams. This helps procurement and finance teams stay aligned on requests, approvals, and budgets, while improving supplier management through clearer ownership and consistent workflows.

For procurement leaders, that visibility supports better decision-making across the entire procurement lifecycle and frees up time to focus on higher-value strategic initiatives, rather than manual coordination.