"without the right reporting tools and analysis, you are just another person with an opinion."

Powerful and secure Power BI powered procurement spend analysis at your finger tips, online and secure 24x7


Power BI

Interactive dashboards and reports that show key metrics such as total spend, average discount, payment terms, and vendor performance.

Purchase Data Management

We can structure, cleanse and classify your procurement data to create more meaningful insights if needed.

Improve decision-making

With DataKITE advanced analytics, you can reveal how you can save costs by negotiating, bundling, consolidating, and reducing risks in your spend and supplier management. You can also use predictive models to compare your total landed costs with key business metrics.

Improve your negotiating power

With powerful data, analytics, and insights, you can negotiate with confidence. You can use our supplier information that compares supplier performance and price with the market to help you choose the best supplier for a job.

Category Management

Category Management can transform the long-term value achieved from an organisation’s spend.

Risk Management

Identifying and managing Supplier Risk can help organisations to predict issues and prepare solutions to mitigate the impact of any issues in the supply chain.

Savings Opportunities

Identifying opportunities to reduce supply chain costs is a major expectation of the procurement function.

Supplier Scorecards

High quality data allows for better vendor management – to track and communicate performance, identify risks / opportunities.

Procurement Analysis

Procurement Data Insight to Drive Your Business Forward


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How DataKITE and Power BI Can Help Your Procurement Department

DataKITE is a business intelligence (BI) tool that can help your procurement department to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and make better decisions. DataKITE Power BI can be used to collect, analyze, and visualise data from a variety of sources, including i2B or any other procurement systems, e-catalogs, and supplier websites. This data can then be used to create reports and dashboards that provide insights into procurement performance.

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