Up to 50% Faster POs, 70% Less Manual Work: How SAP Ariba and ONESOURCE Transformed Procurement for a Global Analytics Company
Client Profile
The client is a global consumer intelligence and analytics company with SAP-based procurement operations supporting purchasing, supplier collaboration, and invoicing across North America.
After more than a decade on SAP Supplier Relationship Management (SRM), the procurement environment had become difficult to manage, with growing complexity from multiple tax engines across 20+ countries and meeting indirect tax compliance requirements. A5E stepped in to solve this with an Ariba + ONESOURCE migration strategy.
The Challenge
The existing procurement and tax landscape had become difficult to manage, with manual workarounds, fragmented workflows, and operational dependency on legacy processes.
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