Bromcom Finance: Raising orders on suppliers websites for example: YPO & Amazon

Raising orders on suppliers websites for example Amazon and YPO, the prices are lower and and saves schools money, enabling importing into Bromcom Finance.

Bromcom are working on adding a Punchout to Bromcom Finance, whereby orders placed on a suppliers site are automatically put back into the system, so no import, its a live link via API.

They will be starting with Amazon as that’s the supplier that overall our customers place most orders with, and with the greatest number of order lines.

Following initial adoption and feedback, they will add more suppliers.

We will update this FAQ when we have more information.

 

 

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