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AFL Global Communications 5800 $1.6B United States Oracle Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay Procure to Pay 2020 n/a In 2020, AFL Global implemented Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay to centralize procurement and invoice processing across its manufacturing and engineering operations. The Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay deployment was positioned to provide a single Procure to Pay platform supporting requisition-to-order and invoice-to-pay workflows for purchasing, accounts payable, and supplier management. Configuration focused on core Procure to Pay capabilities, including purchase requisitioning, purchase order creation and approval workflows, supplier master management, electronic invoice capture and matching, and accounts payable processing. The implementation included catalog and punch-out support, approval routing and delegated authorities, and procurement analytics typical of enterprise P2P implementations, with configuration and testing performed by internal Oracle systems analysts and IT solution architects. The P2P implementation was integrated with adjacent Oracle modules and enterprise applications explicitly referenced in AFL’s environment, including Oracle Order Management and other ERP modules, CRM and SharePoint components, and data management and business intelligence systems used for reporting and analysis. Integration work emphasized transactional handoffs between order capture, procurement, and downstream finance data flows to support consistent master data and financial reconciliation. Governance and operational rollout relied on cross-functional coordination between Business Analysts, Systems Administrators, Infrastructure teams and procurement super users, with responsibilities for configuration, development, testing, end-user reviews, training, and ongoing support assigned to internal IT. Change request management, user documentation, and structured testing cycles were used to stabilize the solution and embed P2P workflows into procurement and finance business processes.
Allegheny Technologies Incorporated (ATI) Manufacturing 7300 $4.2B United States Oracle Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay Procure to Pay 2014 n/a In 2014 Allegheny Technologies Incorporated implemented Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay as part of a broader Oracle application footprint. The implementation targeted the SRP and SSSP business units and was coordinated alongside existing Quote to Cash and Financial Oracle applications to create end to end transactional continuity across procurement and finance. Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay was configured to support core Procure to Pay capabilities including supplier master management, purchase order creation and approvals, goods receipt and receipt validation, invoice processing with invoice matching, and accounts payable postings. Configuration work focused on enforcing procurement workflows, approval controls, and automated invoice validation rules consistent with standard Procure to Pay functional flows. The deployment included integrations with the companys Oracle Financials and Quote to Cash applications, and explicit system interfaces with Bar Coding solutions and MercuryGate for transportation execution and receiving reconciliation. Operational coverage centered on procurement and accounts payable functions, with transactional handoffs into inventory and financial ledgers to maintain supply chain to ledger traceability. Program governance was led by the Manager Information Systems and a designated project manager who ran the Oracle implementation for the SRP and SSSP business units from Monroe, NC. Governance emphasized cross functional coordination between procurement, finance, and operations, centralized configuration control, and project level management of the Bar Coding and MercuryGate integration efforts.
Allegro MicroSystems Manufacturing 4060 $725M United States Oracle Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay Procure to Pay 2016 n/a In 2016, Allegro MicroSystems implemented Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay to centralize procurement and purchasing workflows. Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay was deployed to support corporate procurement, purchasing and supplier management functions, with explicit coverage of Corporate Information Technology purchases and semiconductor foundry sourcing activities. The deployment is described as an enterprise procure to pay application used by procurement and purchasing teams across the company. Configuration centered on the Oracle Purchasing module as the primary functional component, with standard procure to pay capabilities such as purchase order creation and approval workflows, supplier master management, receipt and goods verification, and invoice processing workflows. Allegro designated a Global Oracle Purchasing Module Super User and module lead who provided full procure to pay expertise and acted as the corporate technical lead for the Oracle Purchasing module. Operational coverage included support for facilities throughout the United States and Asia and extended to buyers managing raw materials, spares, and IT hardware and software procurement. Governance responsibilities included module-level technical ownership, end user support, and training led by the Oracle Purchasing Module lead, enabling centralized configuration, ongoing administration, and process stewardship for procurement and accounts payable related workflows within the Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay implementation.
Manufacturing 19000 $6.1B United States Oracle Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay Procure to Pay 2018 n/a
Communications 6391 $10.5B United States Oracle Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay Procure to Pay 2013 n/a
Manufacturing 7300 $4.2B United States Oracle Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay Procure to Pay 2015 n/a
Construction and Real Estate 1000 $821M Singapore Oracle Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay Procure to Pay 2015 n/a
Oil, Gas and Chemicals 1550 $17.5B United States Oracle Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay Procure to Pay 2020 n/a
Education 43829 $8.8B United States Oracle Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay Procure to Pay 2014 n/a
Life Sciences 2500 $255M United Kingdom Oracle Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay Procure to Pay 2017 n/a
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FAQ - APPS RUN THE WORLD Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay Coverage

Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay is a Procure to Pay solution from Oracle.

Companies worldwide use Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay, from small firms to large enterprises across 21+ industries.

Organizations such as Starbucks, Macys, Cheniere, American Tower and Western Digital are recorded users of Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay for Procure to Pay.

Companies using Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay are most concentrated in Retail, Oil, Gas and Chemicals and Communications, with adoption spanning over 21 industries.

Companies using Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay are most concentrated in United States, with adoption tracked across 195 countries worldwide. This global distribution highlights the popularity of Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay across Americas, EMEA, and APAC.

Companies using Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay range from small businesses with 0-100 employees - 0%, to mid-sized firms with 101-1,000 employees - 9.68%, large organizations with 1,001-10,000 employees - 58.06%, and global enterprises with 10,000+ employees - 32.26%.

Customers of Oracle E-Business Suite Procure to Pay include firms across all revenue levels — from $0-100M, to $101M-$1B, $1B-$10B, and $10B+ global corporations.

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