What's New in Procurify

In July, we gave Procurify a fresh new look. Since then, we’ve kept building on it. Our latest improvements to text and icons make ... Easier-to-read text and icons across Procurify

Vendor Portal is live. Invite your vendors and they build their own profile: company details, contacts, tax forms, and payment information. Once connected, they track their own POs and invoices, send invoices straight from a PO, and ask questions on the document instead of emailing AP.

Canadian teams can now issue Procurify Spend Cards to employees, with cards issued locally in Canada. You approve the spend up front, set the limits, and know no one goes past them. It’s the same Spend Card experience US customers already use, on web and mobile.

You can now open the PO to Bill report within Spend Insights to follow each PO line from ordered to received to billed. At ... Track purchase orders from order to bill in Spend Insights

Get a declined purchase back on track without waiting on support. When a card transaction is stopped by a security check, cardholders can confirm or report it in a few taps.

Get bills into Procurify without keying in every invoice by hand. Upload up to 10 invoices at once and AI drafts the bills for you to review.

We’ve released three updates to make it easier to follow a PO through its full lifecycle. See linked bills on the PO The PO ... More Visibility Into Your Purchase Orders

Requesters can now shop PunchOut vendors right from the Procurify mobile app. Same vendors, same pricing, and same approval workflow; just available wherever you ... PunchOuts are now on the Procurify mobile app

You can now set what the “Bill to” location and “Bill to” contact default to on a purchase order. Set both from Settings > ... Configurable bill to defaults on purchase orders

Two highly requested Spend Insights improvements are now live. Your organization’s custom fields now appear across your purchasing, receiving, and accounts payable visualizations. Drill ... Spend Insights improvements: custom fields, your labels and a new look