Looking for a B2B vendor management platform to enable collaboration with our vendor partners. Any ideas? Ideally the platform should be able to integrate with SAP ERP and publish:  1. Credit/debit notes, expense claims 2. Inventory as on date 3. Open orders 4. Outstanding statement 

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VP of IT2 years ago

I generally think about this as Supplier Relationship Management.  Today it’s a very fragmented space with lots of niche players catering to industry specific.  I’ve recently been looking at this space and some of the CRM players have extensible capabilities that could help assist with this.  Salesforce is potentially the most well positioned in my view. 

VP of IT in Services (non-Government)2 years ago

I’d suggest you also view demos of providers like Spryker for the B2B space 

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no title2 years ago

I can help set it up if interested.

no title2 years ago

Thanks Daniel, do write to me on my email aogupta24@gmail.com and we will take the conversation ahead.

CIO2 years ago

ServiceNow and Salesforce have some solutions that you could look at. Both do case management and CRM well enough to do what you briefly described.

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no title2 years ago

Thanks Michele, SN and SFDC are out of league in terms of investment

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