Supply Chain

Following are some jobs digital workers have been trained to perform within Supply Chain:

• Category Management

  • Categorization and processing of spend categories to set strategy and monitor performance.
  • Create automated reporting and workbooks as key strategy inputs.

• Contract Management

  • Contract creation, updates, and management of contract data in repository.
  • Ongoing contract compliance and monitoring, including contact obligations and SLA performance.

• Strategic Sourcing

  • Perform supplier market research and analysis.
  • Identify and select suppliers based on pre-defined criteria.
  • Perform eRFX/reverse auctions.

• Supplier Relationship Management

  • Supplier qualification and set-up.
  • Advanced shipping notifications.
  • Supplier portal updates and integration with internal systems.
  • Automation and integration of other key performance management data (on-time delivery, quality, cost, etc.)

• Supplier Risk Management

  • Complex/outsourcing contract compliance management.
  • Inbound product quality testing and compliance reporting.
  • Monitoring and real time notification of risk events.
  • On-going operational risk management (e.g., financial, legal, reputational, etc.)

• Procurement Data Management

  • Material master data management.
  • Contract data management.
  • Vendor master data management.

• Travel and Expense Management

  • Travel and expense claim processing.
  • Travel and expense claim review and approval.

• Requisition to Pay

  • Purchase order creation, approval, and final matching.
  • Matching and reconciliation of invoice and goods receipt.

• Scorecards and Dashboards

  • Create scorecards and dashboards.
  • Collect data from multiple sources.
  • Archiving of data for multi-period analysis.

• Spend Analytics and Reporting

  • Data capture and cleansing to support automated generation of reports.
  • Pre-populating complex periodic reporting requirements.