Spendflo Features

Track usage per company, custom time period, or contract

Track payments received for products that haven't be delivered yet

Recognition rules to accrue revenue on a daily or monthly basis

Provides ability to track and/or map spending on all tools across departments with little to no manual entry.

Continuously tracks the number of licenses in use and how often they are being utilized. Tracks usage internally or through integrated applications.

Provides administrative features to renew, track pricing, analyze terms, and outline expiration dates for SaaS contracts.

Allows companies to select a wide variety of applications to track and manage.

Presents information and analytics in a digestible, intuitive, and visually appealing way.

Use criteria to add or remove suppliers to/from approved lists.

Manage communications with suppliers on multiple channels such as phone or email.

Capture and maintain documents related to suppliers and their products or services.

Compare goods received with purchase orders and document variations

Provides recommendations on how to improve your use of existing SaaS tools and recommendations on new SaaS tools

Ability to project spend based on contracts signed. Identifies redundant transactions and unnecessary costs.

Facilitates the comparison of your software products, costs, sentiment, and/or utilization to that of peer companies

Creates reports outlining application utilization, cost, user sentiment, and/or functional overlap.

Consolidates procurement data from multiple systems such as ERP systems and supply chain suites.

Define rules and workflows that managers can use to approve different kinds of spending.

Align spending across various departments such as procurement and accounting.

Provide standard spend KPIs that can be customized by users.

Use historical spend data to create benchmarks per company or department.

Provide forecasts on future trends that may impact spending performance.

Identify savings opportunities per activity, department, or at the company level.

Manage workflows and business processes for procurement.

Provide standard procurement contracts that can be customized.

Maintain a repository of content such as catalogs and other documents.

Define requisition rules for various types of procurement

Provide features to capture and record invoices, such as import or scanning

Identify potential issues and how they may impact relationships with suppliers.

Electronically create and manage purchase orders for products and services.

Ability to match AP invoices to POs, contracts, or payments

Identify incomplete or late supplier payments

Include workflows for approvals and invoice processing

Comply with local and global tax regulations for collections

Electronically submit invoices to buyers

Create and manage supplier profiles that include contact and pricing information.

Identify the services and products provided by suppliers, as well as certifications.

Track history of all interactions and business transactions with suppliers.

Improve visibility into procurement activities across the company.

Monitor the performance of procurement operations

Analyze procurement spending and identify future trends.

Track invoices based on due dates to identify overdue payments

Monitor KPIs such as time to process an invoice or erroneous payments

Provide integration with accounting and financial management software

Integrate with payment gateways and enterprise payments software

Deliver integrations with accounting modules of ERP systems

Allow integration with procurement software, such as Procure To Pay, RFP and Spend Management

Online credit card number that can be instantly sent to employees and used for secure, one-time purchases

Online credit card number that can be instantly sent to employees and used for secure, recurring payments, such as subscriptions or services

Physical credit cards used by employees for various expenses that allow management to monitor spending and budgets

Report on spend transactions as they happen in real time

Reports that allow the user to sort and filter by vendor, team, GL, department, etc.

The ability to export reports in various formats, such as excel, CSV, and Google Sheets

Report on and track spending against budgets

Pay vendors through a dashboard or portal and maintain vendor payment information

Manage and execute recurring payments, such as subscriptions, services, utilities, etc.

Reimburse an employee for all necessary expenditures or losses incurred by the employee within the employee's scope of employment

Allows for the electronic transfer of funds between banks

Real-time notifications for fraudulant and/or duplicate spending

Individual, unique cards for each vendor to help manage duplicate and overpayments

Control spend limits, expiration dates, and lock and unlock stolen or lost cards

Provides a centralized library containing product data.

Enables users to assign custom categories to products.

Creates and manages product catalogs.

Assists with maintaining compliance with controlled processes, automated tracking, and audit trails.

Identifies revenue opportunities by providing better visibility into spend data, improving supplier relationships, streamlining procurement processes, and identifying cost savings opportunities

Provides organizations with the tools and data they need to negotiate contracts more effectively, such as data analysis, collaboration, and contract management.

Increases spend visibility into pricing and unintended or excessive use of discounts or promotions by customers.

Identifies noncompliant spending, fraud, and other activity outside of company policy.

Analyzes spending patterns and identifies areas to reduce costs.

Provides a dashboard for searching and reporting on contracts and projects.

Manages contracts in a single, online central repository.

Manages the entire contract lifecycle process by providing visibility into projects and allocating resources across sourcing initiatives.

Notifies users of pending approvals with alerts and notifications

Allows for predefined approval workflows based on roles, departments, or spending limits

Automates the creation, submission, and approval of purchase requisitions

Monitors supplier compliance to guidelines and standards while also managing risks

Provides tools for suppllier onboarding and assessing their performance

Maintains a repository for storing and organizing supplier details

Uses tools for examining expenditures and generation reports to identify trends

Provides real-time insight into procurement costs within categories, departments or projects

Uses risk assessment tools for identifying potential supplier or contract risks

Automates the enforcement of procurement policies, regulatory requirements, and compliance checks

Creates audit trails and reporting for transparency and accountability

Provides onditional routing for purchase approvals, contract reviews, and supplier selection

Allows for flexible workflow configurations to suit specific business needs

Adjusts approval processes based on project, department, or spending thresholds

Anticipates needs and offers suggestions without prompting

Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input

Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input

Ability to break down and plan multi-step processes

Works across multiple software systems or databases

Improves performance based on feedback and experience

Engages in human-like conversation for task delegation

Anticipates needs and offers suggestions without prompting

Makes informed choices based on available data and objectives

Anticipates needs and offers suggestions without prompting

Makes informed choices based on available data and objectives

Makes informed choices based on available data and objectives

Ability to break down and plan multi-step processes

Works across multiple software systems or databases

Improves performance based on feedback and experience