Proactis Purchase-to-Pay

The smarter way to manage your spend

Proactis Purchase to Pay (P2P) is a web-based eProcurement and Spend Management Platform.

Modular by design, Proactis P2P is an automated spend management solution that helps better manage spend against budget.

Simplify the day-to-day purchasing process

In an industry prone to unexpected and sometimes unbudgeted operational costs; purchasing can pose a unique challenge to the Energy sector.

Managing the complete buying cycle from expression of need through full DOA approval and payment; Proactis P2P provides you with robust controls including budget and contract compliance.

Maintaining transparency

Proactis P2P gives you control of the whole buying process - from purchase requisition and DOA approval, to purchase order distribution and receipt – for all goods and services.

You can be assured that your employees and contractors order within your defined procedures, policies and budgets.

Proactis provides for real time posting of purchase order commitments and accruals to ensure complete visibility of expenditure against AFE or Project.

Use of extensive data validation rules helps reduce user error which ultimately enhances the quality of your data and reporting accuracy.

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Configured for your business

Our skilled team will configure Proactis P2P to match the requirements of your business.

We will seamlessly integrate your Spend Management platform with most ERP systems, including Infor SunSystems, whilst ensuring that the move from manual to automated process is neither disruptive or complicated.

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Download the Proactis Purchase to Pay Datasheet

For a full list of features and benefits as well as how TouchstoneEnergy can integrate Proactis P2P with your existing Finance and ERP systems.

Request the Proactis Purchase to Pay Datasheet

Key Benefits of Proactis Purchase to Pay:

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Rapid deployment of out-of-the-box reports, KPIs and dashboards for your C&P department including full spend analytics.

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Maintain complete transaction history and audit trail with status updates.

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Eliminate time-consuming, error prone manual entry with 2, 3, or 4-way matching for all goods and services.

"Addax Petroleum have adopted an 800 user Proactis P2P system company wide to standardise purchasing processes and help drive buying efficiency across all operating locations"


Head of IT, Addax Petroleum

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