Cloud-native, API-first, SSO and SAML supported, hosted in the UK. PurchaseFlow is the procurement system you'd choose to inherit — not the one you'd dread.
On-prem assumptions, fragile integrations, opaque data models — IT inherits the problem the moment the contract is signed.
CSV exports, FTP drops, ten-year-old connector code. Every upgrade is a manual project, and every outage lands on IT.
Local accounts, password emails, no SSO — or worse, SSO that mostly works. IT spends the year unbreaking it.
You signed a five-year contract and your data is in the vendor's schema. Getting it out for analysis or migration is a project all of its own.
On-prem installs, region-by-region migrations, per-site training. IT carries the timeline, ops takes the credit.
AWS UK region, multi-AZ, automatic backups, automatic upgrades. No infrastructure on your side.
Every action available via REST. Webhooks for events. OpenAPI spec for everything. Build what you want.
Azure AD, Okta, Google Workspace, Ping — all supported. SCIM for user provisioning. MFA enforced where you need it.
Cyber Essentials Plus, ISO 27001 in progress, GDPR-aligned. Pen-tested annually, audit logs retained for years.
Full export to flat files at any time, in your schema if you want. Bring-your-own-cloud option for enterprise.
Roadmap published quarterly. Status page live. Customer success aligned to your fiscal year, not theirs.
Yes. UK by default. EU and US regions available for multi-region customers. Bring-your-own-cloud for enterprise.
Continuous deployment with feature flags. You opt into new functionality at your own pace. No big-bang upgrades, no Saturday nights.
Cyber Essentials Plus, ISO 27001 in progress, GDPR-aligned, SOC2 in progress. Audit logs, security packs and DPIA templates all available.
Typical mid-market implementation is 6–10 weeks end-to-end, including connector setup, SSO configuration and pilot-site rollout.
Bring your integration list, your auth requirements and your security questionnaire. We'll show you a procurement platform that doesn't break the rest of your stack.
