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Manual Procurement Tasks
Procurement teams waste time on repetitive, fragmented, and manual tasks across disconnected systems instead of strategic sourcing.
In their words
My company pays more than 100k each year for this tool and I feel it’s a pretty useless tool
in August 3 teams ordered the same replacement filters but we already had a full box in office
we cannot upload company worksheets or confidential data due to privacy restrictions
it has reduced some of the manual work of repetitive tasks, reminders, access to overviews, cleaning spend, spend analysis, quote/contract comparisons
What my biggest worry is always that we implement a tool that doesnt work in the end of day because our day to day business differs so much to it
My team really liked dealops but Dealhub offered us 1 year free + year 2 50% off and procurement couldnt say no. Implimenting now
where I work it was a huge roadblock when we wanted to migrate from Stratasys to Bambulab printers. Even when we showed six figures savings per year.
Duotangs: 96¢ on the teacher portal, 22¢ on the regular site/at Walmart.
They are starting to haggle me on pricing for projects where I was giving a blank PO (no dollar amount) before the owner passed.
a lot of stress comes from information overload. Supplier emails, price changes, delivery updates, meeting notes, project changes, everything comes at once.
having a PO policy that everyone knows gets ignored under a certain amount seems pretty pointless too
by the time I see the transaction later I have the amount and store but no idea which job it was for
try to spend any amount of money on a new SaaS product and procurement might huffily demand hours of your time and weeks of delay
They made it so impossible to give them money we simply gave up and went with the open source fork
Procurement and purchasing teams
Where they talk
- r/procurement
- r/sysadmin
- r/supplychain
- r/SupplyChainLogistics
- r/smallbusiness
- r/ClaudeCode
- r/managers
- r/OntarioTeachers
Tools they use today
- Excel
- SAP
- Coupa
- Ariba
- Claude
- Odoo
- Oracle Fusion
- Power BI
Why those fall short
- Procurement and audit process favors vendors with service over product features
- portal prices far higher than public retail site
- budget approval blocked despite clear productivity gains
- card transactions show amount and store but no job
- no training guides, documentation, or strategic portfolio planning
Map of ideas
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