Spend Matter recognises Kissflow’s Procurement Cloud in its “50 to Watch” list

Kissflow’s Procurement Cloud, a flexible source-to-pay software solution provider, has been named to the Spend Matters “50 to Watch” list for 2022. The list focuses on innovative procurement and supply chain solutions that have shown rapid growth and momentum.

By embracing the low-code/no-code paradigm, Kissflow’s Procurement Cloud enables businesses of all sizes to streamline their procurement processes. eProcurement, Punchout Catalogues, AP Automation, Supplier Portal, Supplier Management, Inventory Management, Expense Management, and Custom Integrations are among its modules.

The Spend Matters “50 to Watch” list recognizes the fastest-growing procurement and supply chain companies. The vendors listed are chosen independently by the analyst team after multiple rounds of deliberation, with a focus on factors such as growth, innovation, technological capabilities, and solution delivery.

“Kissflow Procurement Cloud covers all P2P functionalities, from purchasing requisition, purchase orders and receiving to invoice reception and approval,” said Xavier Olivera, Lead Analyst & Editor, Spend Matters. “In addition to core P2P functionalities, KPC offers capabilities around vendor management, contract approvals, data analytics and systems integrations. KPC offers a combination of P2P cloud-based software enhanced with a platform-as-a-service model that allows the integration of third-party apps.”

We are delighted to be part of Spend Matters’ 2022 “50 to Watch” list. Procurement landscape has been going through a massive transformation, induced by pandemic. Procurement experts are facing the heat in adapting to the growing digital business demands. They want flexible solutions which can be customized to their specific needs. This recognition further validates our commitment to evolve and offer simple and innovative procurement solutions.” said, Prasanna Rajendran, Head of Business, for Kissflow’s Procurement Cloud.

Kissflow’s Procurement Cloud is the company’s first standalone application built on its low-code/no-code work platform.