The infrastructure for autonomous trade.
Procuros connects businesses to every trading partner through a single connection. Orders, order responses, dispatch advices, invoices and master data flow straight into SAP, validated and in the right format, without a mapping project per partner.
Why B2B integration still hurts
Every new retailer, supplier or 3PL means another format, another integration, another round of testing. Months pass before the first transaction goes live. In the meantime, teams key orders in by hand, chase missing references, and fix wrong units, products and locations after they have already entered the ERP. OCR helps read a document, but it does not understand the transaction behind it.
What we do differently
Connect once. You integrate with Procuros a single time. From there, every new trade partner connects in days, not months, regardless of what they send: EDIFACT, TRADACOMS, XML, CSV, Excel, JSON, PDF, API, AS2, SFTP or a supplier portal.
Validate before it reaches SAP. Every transaction is checked and auto-corrected against your master data before posting, so fulfilment does not fail on a bad GLN, unit of measure or article number.
Give AI the context it needs. We structure trade data with full business context, so AI agents can understand transactions and automate them reliably at scale, well beyond document reading.
Migrate without a big-bang cutover. Procuros runs in parallel with your existing EDI setup. You move partners across at your own pace and switch off the old provider when you are ready.
Companies including Tony's Chocolonely, followfood and Kraftling run their trade flows on Procuros, handling tens of thousands of orders a year with a fraction of the manual effort.
Procuros is backed by Point Nine and Creandum. Start today, go live tomorrow.
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