SAP ARIBA

SAP ARIBA

SAP Ariba solutions simplify collaboration between buyers and suppliers within the cloud-based B2B marketplace Ariba Network. Now you can efficiently manage every spending stage in your company.

Whatever the industry, SAP Ariba handles major issues related to the procurement process. In general, SAP Ariba will work if your organization is experiencing such challenges as: Lack of a long-term strategy focused on cost reduction.

Vidusolutions is not only known as a pioneer in SAP-based eProcurement. Medium-sized companies and multinational corporations, public authorities, automotive manufacturers, banks, and high-tech companies all rely on our cloud expertise.

For this reason, SAP SE has confirmed this expertise on several occasions, among other things by awarding us several 'SAP Ariba Partner of the Year' awards for the North America regions. Our customers also value us as a bridge-builder and gap-closer. Read for yourself how we expand your Ariba experience.

We expand your network with the SAP Business Network
►15+ years experience in eProcurement
Vidusolutions has been speaking Procurement since 2005 and designs procurement processes.
►Many years of Ariba expertise
After SAP acquired Ariba, Vidusolutions was one of the first consulting firms to implement SAP Ariba. In the MEE region, we were the first to implement a snap project and thus also connected small and medium-sized enterprises to the SAP Business Network.
►Nobody advises better
Our expertise has been proven over the years and was officially confirmed several times by the 'SAP Ariba MEE Partner of the Year award.
►Seamless interfaces and web services
We are not only experts for Ariba, but also for S/4HANA, R/3, MM and 3rd party systems. Ergo, we ensure seamless transitions across SAP and non-SAP systems.
►gainst white spots in the standard
Every system has white spots. We know these spots and offer solutions!
►Beyond the Go-Live
Do your employees need to be trained in the use of new systems? You do not know how to onboard your suppliers and catalogs yet?