Nominating a key user when implementing new software solutions in purchasing is essential to the success of the project. But which employees make ideal key users for automation projects in purchasing?
Whitepaper: A unique alternative to EDI and OCR
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) are two well-known solutions for making data available for digital use in purchasing and sales. While both technologies have advantages, they fail in crucial areas such as data extraction accuracy and business-partner connections. Therefore, companies must carefully access both the advantages and disadvantages of these technologies to find a solution that works for them. This whitepaper will examine both OCR and EDI before presenting a unique alternative in the Netfira Platform.
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