The CFO’s Guide to Automating Procure-to-Pay

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The traditional, manual P2P process suffers from a number of well-known issues that P2P automation technology promises to address, including a lack of purchase order standardization, mismatched invoice and PO numbers, and an excess of items that have to be handled manually. Attending to these problems in the supplier-purchaser relationship is crucial to successful procurement, finance, and accounting operations. CFOs are now presented with a number of P2P technology solutions that can help in this regard.

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UBA Group

United Bank for Africa Plc is one of Africa's leading financial institutions offering banking services to more than 7 million customers across 750 branches in 19 African countries. With presence in New York, London and Paris, UBA is connecting people and businesses across Africa through retail and corporate banking, innovative cross border payments, trade finance and investment banking…

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