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Opstream provides an AI-powered procurement orchestration platform that helps teams configure procurement workflows, manage vendor intake, reduce duplicate purchases, collaborate across approvals, and connect procurement data across business tools.

When it comes to managing a company’s spending and finances, most people think it’s a job about controlling costs. But in our experience on the job, it’s really about managing a company’s commitments - to its suppliers, its partners, its people, and ultimately, its customers. In an era where trust is on the decline, delivering on a company’s commitments is the new bottom line. That’s why we created Raindrop, an entirely new way to manage Purchasing and Finance. With lightning-fast deployment, a new digital front door to converse with the information you need, and plug-and-play integration, Raindrop turns scattered, unmanaged spend into actionable spend, which becomes managed spend and ultimately, tangible savings and margin expansion. Raindrop is an intuitive and modern solution that works the way you do. Most importantly, it puts forward-thinking spend managers in the driver seat, so they can innovate faster, be more proactive, and bring greater value to their businesses.

Fercent is an innovative software firm that specializes in applying the latest technology and data analytics to procurement challenges. We seek to amplify the impact of procurement professionals by providing them with tools to write higher-quality contracts. Our focus on not only agency-specific compliance issues but also broad Federal Acquisition Regulations requirements facilitates risk reduction in contract writing.

Fakto provides AI cost and supplier-contract intelligence for procurement, finance, and operations teams, including contract audits, billing-error detection, missed-rebate identification, spend visibility, and margin protection.

Archways provides an AI platform for enterprise software decisions, helping IT, procurement, and finance teams evaluate renewals, renegotiations, replacements, and software rationalisation.