Market overview
A structured map: suite features, specialist tools or your own LLM application.
In AI tool selection we compare, without vendor bias, which solution fits your use case and data – from a feature of your existing suite to specialist vendors or your own LLM application.
The market for AI in procurement is growing fast. Besides the AI features of large suites there are specialists such as Suplari, Zycus, GEP, Globality or Sievo, and platforms from the major cloud providers. We sort this market for your specific case.
Where this step sits on your way – and what comes next.
A structured map: suite features, specialist tools or your own LLM application.
Derived from your use case and data – not a generic template.
Select suitable vendors and run structured demos with your real data.
Comparison matrix, total cost, risks and recommendation – ready for a decision.
For procurement organisations with a concrete use case looking for the right tool – or wanting to check whether the AI features of their current suite are enough.
A traceable tool decision: documented requirements, a comparison of vendors against your test cases, a cost and risk assessment and a clear recommendation.
Derive them from use case, data and IT constraints.
Longlist of suite features, specialists and custom builds.
With your data and fixed test cases instead of glossy presentations.
Decision paper and hand-over into the pilot.
We assess solely against your requirements and test cases, with disclosed criteria. Where one of our own AI tools might fit, we say so openly and label it as our own development.
Not always. Often the AI features of your existing suite, or a company licence for ChatGPT or Copilot with clear rules, are enough. We check that first.
It depends on the use case: AI features of suites such as SAP Ariba, Coupa or Jaggaer, specialists such as Suplari, Zycus, GEP, Globality or Sievo, and general platforms such as ChatGPT Enterprise or Microsoft Copilot.
In a free intro call we look at where your procurement stands on AI and which next step makes sense – readiness check, workshop, tool selection or pilot.