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Lu Cheng, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Zip, reveals how Zip is making a big bet on how generative AI will transform procurement.

We’ve written about intake management and procurement process orchestration (IM&PPO) a couple of times previously. In this week’s article, we will take a look at one of the key players in this space — Zip

Intake and procurement orchestration platform Zip has announced the launch of additional enterprise features that allow businesses to advance their capabilities.

It is a testament to the business-to-business (B2B) landscape that firms tend to pivot toward, and not away, from it. After all, you hear a lot more about one-time business-to-consumer (B2C) firms embracing B2B channels than vice-versa.

Today, the world’s leading Intake and Procurement Orchestration platform and Intake-to-Pay suite, Zip introduces new enterprise capabilities that enable businesses to drive compliance, strengthen integrations across other tools, and scale faster as the company helps customers.

“No company has helped to solve these kinds of issues until Zip. Zip has basically taken it to the next level.”

Meet Zip, which describes itself as a “leading Intake and Procurement Orchestration platform and Intake-to-Pay suite.”

Zip Adds Enterprise Capabilities to Procurement Orchestration Platform

Today, the world’s leading Intake and Procurement Orchestration platform and Intake-to-Pay suite, Zip introduces new enterprise capabilities that enable businesses to drive compliance, strengthen integrations across other tools, and scale faster as the company helps customers.

Rujul Zaparde, CEO of Zip, speaks about the impact of Gen AI on procurement.

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Let’s hear from Rujul Zaparde the co-founder and CEO of Zip, an intake-to-procure solution specialist.

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Intake-to-procure solution provider Zip and digital contracting platform Ironclad have partnered to provide a unified, end-to-end solution to their joint customers.

Zip, the world’s leading intake-to-procure solution, and Ironclad, the leading digital contracting platform, announced their strategic partnership and new integration.

The new integration is said to give teams real-time insight into the status of all purchase approvals.

With this partnership, Zip and Ironclad aim to make legal teams’ involvement in the procurement process more efficient.

Ironclad and Zip say their integration will protect legal departments’ time and help companies strengthen their procurement workflows.

CFOs, IT and Line of Business Employees Can Now Easily Manage Procurement Workflows Across Entire Business Spend Lifecycle—From Initial Request, to Purchase, to Renewal

CFOs, IT and Line of Business Employees Can Now Easily Manage Procurement Workflows Across Entire Business Spend Lifecycle—From Initial Request, to Purchase, to Renewal

Zip has enhanced its software with a renewal feature that notifies procurement and IT managers in advance of upcoming renewals and automates the renewal of licences and contracts.

Zip today added a renewal feature to its software that provides procurement and information technology managers with advance notice on pending renewals and automated renewals of licenses and contracts.

Former Global Vice President and GM of Medallia Brings Extensive Experience Scaling and Leading Post-Sales Organizations as Zip’s Growth Accelerates

Former Global Vice President and GM of Medallia Brings Extensive Experience Scaling and Leading Post-Sales Organizations as Zip’s Growth Accelerates

Rujul built Zip to provide an effortless experience for employees making business-related purchases.

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Zip, the world’s leading intake-to-procure solution, announced its $43 million Series B funding round led by YC Continuity with participation from Tiger Global and CRV.

Zip, a San Francisco, CA-based intake-to-procure solution provider, raised $43m in Series B funding.

Nearly 80% Say Their Company Faces Challenges Purchasing New Software and Services; Majority Looks to Automation to Improve Procurement Efficiency for Better Vendor Visibility and Cost Control

SAN FRANCISCO, CA, Zip, the world's leading intake-to-procure solution, today announced its $43 million Series B funding round.

YC Continuity Leads Round With Participation From Tiger Global and CRV; Company Achieves $81 Million in Total Investment Within 18 Months of Founding

A pair of Airbnb alums have teamed up to build a software business aimed at dramatically simplifying that process, or being, in their words, a 'concierge for procurement.'

The round, which brings total funding to $81m and the valuation to $1.2 billion, was led by YC Continuity with participation from Tiger Global and CRV.