Enable fast buying
Catalog & Guided Buying
VendrNova
Capture the business need, supporting context, budget information, and requested timing in one governed intake flow. VendrNova routes the request through configured policy, ownership, and approval paths while keeping the requester informed.
Workflow proof
Current Platform capability is standard; policies, mappings, workflows, approvals, and integrations are configured for the customer operating model.
Catalog & Guided Buying
VendrNova supports Punchout Catalogs as a current platform capability.
Core capability is standard. Enterprise implementations require customer-specific configuration, mappings, policies, workflows, and integrations.
The workflow proof remains connected to an accountable next action and the relevant system boundary.
Request intake
Urgent plant-maintenance request · Riverbend Plant · Complete before the planned outage
Requesters can provide the purpose, category, timing, supporting documents, budget context, and other information required by the configured process. Guided buying and channel recommendations can direct demand toward the appropriate path.
The route can reflect category, value, entity, location, risk, urgency, and other configured conditions. Procurement sees why the route was selected, who owns the next step, and which exception requires attention.
Status, outstanding evidence, decisions, comments, and handoffs remain connected to the request. Approvals completed within the Platform retain a complete trace of the approval path.
Related needs can be reviewed together before sourcing or order execution. Procurement can identify recurring, project-based, service, catalog, and urgent requests and determine the appropriate next workflow.
In the Northstar view, Ethan Brooks — Plant Operations Lead submits the operating need while Maya Chen — Director, Global Procurement Operations reviews routing, evidence, policy, and the next procurement action.
Priority workflow
Bring the request, roles, evidence, approvals, exception path, and ERP boundary that define the operating reality.