Coupa

I use Coupa Supplier Portal to receive purchase orders from customers and also to submit our company's invoices. There are different scenarios that seem confusing at times regarding connecting with customers. For instance, my company has a Coupa Profile that we connect with customers through. Sometimes when a new customer wants us to use Coupa to send invoices, we will receive an email invitation to set up a new Coupa user profile. There is usually only a single link to do so and not a link that says, "Already have an account - log in here." By clicking the link, it just takes you to create a new account, which I don't even care to do. Once I'm logged in to Coupa, and a customer has sent one of these invitations, I can't seem to see them through the establish connection link. This confuses me because I'm not sure if the customer should be sending me a connection request or if I should request a connection.

Coupa couldn't be an easier expense reporting system. I especially love that it allows me to create a recurring expense and set it to a date, in my example monthly, and it pops up every month ready to be filled in. That saves a lot of time and the hassle of having to create a new expense report every month for a known, recurring charge. I have used a lot of systems for expense reporting and none are better than Coupa.

Coupa is being used across the procurement and accounts payables departments. It integrates well with our ERP software. We use Coupa for Sourcing, self service procurement, supplier portal and accounts payables. Coupa comes with inbuilt analytics and nice reports. Sourcing templates are available which can be reused. A requisition from self service procurement can be automatically converted into a Request for Quotation. This saves buyer lots of time and improves productivity.

Coupa is currently being used across the whole organization for procurement and expenses. The main problems it is meant to solve is the invoicing issues with our suppliers.

Coupa has become our single source of truth to solve the precious mysteries of spend analytics and control over spend management. The controls this provides now is being able to measure and effect changes in our environment

Coupa was implemented about two years ago to replace a dated homegrown expense system companywide. It was chosen for its integration abilities and ease of use, leading to very generous adoption around the company. The ease of use and beautiful UI/UX make the expensing portion easy for all employees and take a lot of the guesswork out of the process.

It is being used across the whole organization for procurement and expenses. We replaced Concur with Coupa and it's supposed to solve invoicing issues with our suppliers. It is also a faster and more efficient way to submit orders for supplies and control our costs associated with that. All employees use it from corporate to technicians.

Coupa is used by Uber to onboard new suppliers, and connect them to our payment system to get paid out for the work we have hired the company to do. It addresses the ability of Uber to use one vendor across many business units to track who Uber teams use the suppliers and to pay them out in a uniform manner.

We use Coupa to track POs, invoices, and payments from our customers. It helps consolidate invoice information and is very useful for tracking invoice status without having to bother our customers for a payment update. We especially appreciate the ability to view the payment status of an invoice and to match invoices with POs. It is only used by the billing department.

Coupa is used as an E-invoicing tool for one of our clients. Although there are other vendors also in the E-invoicing space, Coupa is one of the most prominent ones, and hence this was what we decided to use. Coupa is tightly integrated to ensure various processes like order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, etc. work properly in the electronic transfer mode.

Coupa is fully rolled out in the US and is slowly being rolled out to our international teams. This is used for expenses but also for PRs, POs and invoicing.

We are currently using Coupa for employee expenses, and will start using Coupa for invoicing starting July 17th! Coupa Expenses is being used by the organization, and Coupa Invoices will be used by Accounting and the employees who approve invoices. It's great to have expenses and invoicing in the same system.

Coupa is used across our organization to process invoices and expense reports. It is being used with every department across the entire organization. It addresses our account payable / receivable needs as well as keeping up to date with W-9 and other paperwork.

It is being used across the entire organization. It streamlines and automates our expense reimbursement process while allowing us to have greater control over the process. We can enforce our fiscal policies in a much easier fashion and educate our employees on these policies at the same time through the system. It allows our users to submit/edit/approve reports from pretty much everywhere with the mobile app for iOS and Android.

Coupa is used across our entire organization and for all expense purposes.

Coupa is being used by all employees at my company to purchase goods or services (for business purposes) from vendors and/or suppliers. Coupa is utilized to ensure all employees purchase goods from preferred vendors and/or suppliers, secure appropriate approvals, and follow company policies when purchasing good and services (for business purposes).

We use Coupa for the internal purchasing process. In the past, I also used it to submit expenses.

Our company utilizes Coupa for invoice and expense processing. For tax purposes, Coupa is utilized to view invoices for sales and use tax compliance purposes.

We use Coupa across the whole organization for submitting expense reports to AP.

Coupa is being used at our national office. We are in the planning process of rolling it out to our chapters through the United States, then we will roll it out to our chapters in Canada. We had aging software. Processes were very manual. Process was lengthy and prone to errors. Invoices were getting lost. There is a lack of coordination and transparency of spend with many chapters going out finding the same type of suppliers and buying the same type of merchandise for their special events. Some of the larger areas of our procurement are centralized, however, there are thousands of smaller suppliers that the chapters use that we need to get our arms around to better manage. We needed to redesign the entire function. So we took the opportunity to reevaluate our processes. We needed a simple and intuitive answer.

We currently use Coupa to manage the purchase flow between our organization and our suppliers. This includes managing all purchase orders whether initiating new orders or revising existing ones. It helps the purchasing department match POs to invoices and corresponding payments.

Coupa is being used across our entire organization for all procurement, sourcing, invoicing, expenses and inventory tracking. It helps all the teams involved working with vendors to keep track of spending and budgeting across the entire organization. All spend and budgeting is logged through all departments. It also helps the team control and manage spend.

Sprouts is currently using Coupa's P2P and Sourcing modules and strongly considering the T&E and Contract modules based on the success we've had with our existing models. The P2P is used primarily in new store development as the purchasing platform for indirect spend, typically fixtures, equipment, and store supplies. We are in the process of rolling it out to all stores as a hosted catalog as a one-stop shop to order all supplies from. The Sourcing module is used by my strategic sourcing team to conduct all RFxs/Reverse Auctions. The tool is extremely flexible, reliable, and configurable to any type of sourcing need. We've had great success in gaining cost transparency resulting in lower costs for the business. The P2P module is very stable and easy to use, we've spent very little time training my team on it. If you've ever bought something on Amazon, you'll figure Coupa out in about five minutes.