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Basware is the global leader in purchase-to-pay solutions with more than 1,000,000 users in over 60 countries. The Basware Open Network for e-invoice and purchase message transactions today connects more than 320,000 companies globally. With Basware, organizations can reduce the cost of buying and paying for goods and services and gain visibility and control of their entire spending process by automating manual processes, from sourcing, contract management, purchasing and supplier collaboration to invoice automation. Basware solutions and services enable companies to improve cash positions, optimize working capital and maximize the agility of their finance operations across the purchase-to-pay cycle. The solutions are distributed and implemented, either on site or as a service, in Europe, the US, and Asia-Pacific through an extensive network of Basware offices and business partners.

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Compatible with over 200 ERP’s in over 100 countries [movie]

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    May 2012

    1. 23 May

      Compatible with over 200 ERP’s in over 100 countries [movie]

      For the most of you Basware doesn’t need an introduction. However you still may have received an e-mail from Ryan Cutright of Basware with a short company introduction

    2. 8 May

      Basware allows for e-invoicing via PEPPOL

      That said, Basware’s customers now can send and receive PEPPOL-compliant e-invoices and documents to customers and suppliers. Staples Finland, a key supplier of office and industrial supplies to government agencies, has become one of the first companies to start using PEPPOL-compliant e-invoices

    March 2012

    1. 30 Mar

      CFO’s are worried: supply chain becomes a too intricate web of transactions

      38% acknowledge that their late or erroneous payment to suppliers impact the suppliers commercial performance to the same level as it would their own business. 59% think the visibility of supply chain activity and supplier payment is becoming more difficult due to the increasing complexity of the networks

    2. 15 Mar

      Basware movie time: B2B Cloud – Easy Invoicing– History of invoicing

      Basware is pretty busy. Acquiring First Business Post. Promoting webinars. And creating neat little video’s. We love videos. We envy organisations that can make these succulent enticing productions. Underneath are three of these video’s: “B2B Cloud – Simplifying the world of global commerce”, “E-invoicing = Easy Invoicing”. Well done Basware!

    February 2012

    1. 23 Feb

      Basware Webinar: Invoice Automation for Small and Medium Businesses

      Join Basware for a special presentation to experience the advantages of invoice automation for small and medium-sized organizations

    2. 15 Feb

      Basware wins tender for The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland

      The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland has chosen Basware Corporation as the supplier of transaction services. Basware received highest scores in a public procurement process

    3. 14 Feb

      E-invoicing automatically from your billing system. How it works and how much it costs

      Basware integrated e-invoice service enables 100% electronic invoicing through one single interface. Send e-invoices from any system that has the capability of saving invoice documents to disk

    4. 9 Feb

      Basware E-invoicing Services grows 32 percent. Transaction volume up 53 percent

      Things are looking pretty good for Basware. Net sales grew with 4.5% to EUR 107.7 million. Recurring revenue accounted for 48.9% of net sales

    January 2012

    1. 26 Jan

      E-invoicing explained in under 30 seconds [VIDEO]

      In a tweet from Vincent Wouters, a Dutch Exec from iCreative, mentioned a video from Basware, that lets you experience the power of electronic in under 30 seconds. The rest is history

    2. 25 Jan

      How Social Media will give Purchase to Pay a new dimension [White paper]

      Social and online media change the playing field between customer and supplier thoroughly. Companies are constantly looking for new opportunities for the binding with customers, suppliers and other market players