The contracts you signed, read back to you in time.

ProcurePro reads your agreements, quotes and spend, then tells you what needs deciding and when: the renewal whose notice window closes in three weeks, the quote priced above what you already pay, the licences nobody has opened since March.

Built for the buyer, category manager or procurement lead who is holding more suppliers than there are hours in the week.

What it does

Reads the paper

Drop in a contract and it extracts the term, the auto-renewal, the notice period and the price triggers, with the exact sentence each one came from. If it cannot find a field it says so instead of guessing.

Counts the days

Notice deadlines are worked out from the dates in the document and watched. The window you need to act in is a date on a page, not something you have to remember to go and check.

Reads a quote against what you already pay

A new quote is compared to your existing agreements line by line and priced in the same currency, or it refuses to name a winner. It will not compare two totals in different currencies and call one cheaper.

Finds the asks you can defend

Coverage you have already paid for and not used, days billed twice, devices on a schedule nobody can find. Each one carries what it is worth and how hard it is to argue with.

Drafts the email

The supplier message, written from the evidence, in your organisation's identity. You read it, change it and decide whether it goes.

Tells you what the month was worth

What moved in the period, not a running total that grows whether or not anything happened. A quiet month reads as a quiet month.

How it behaves

Nothing reaches a supplier without you.

Ora drafts and prepares. A message is sent when a person approves it, and an action worth more than your delegation limit is held for a human whatever the settings say.

Every figure names its source.

Numbers are computed from your documents and carry the clause or line they came from. Nothing on a screen is a model's recollection of what it read.

It says when it does not know.

A field the extractor could not find is reported missing rather than filled in plausibly, and a check that could not run says so rather than showing all clear.

Everything is on the record.

Every action and every data access is written to a hash-chained log you can read, including ours. How that works.

Getting in

Start with one contract.

There is nothing to install and no data project to run first. Upload an agreement and read what comes back. If it reads it wrongly, you will be able to see exactly where.

It is early, and priced accordingly.

ProcurePro is being built with a small number of procurement teams. There is no charge during that period, and pricing will be worked out with the people using it rather than announced at them.

ProcurePro: the contracts you signed, read back to you in time