Governance & Reporting
Governance & Reporting
Put control, visibility and accountability at the heart of procurement. Atamis gives procurement teams the workflows, controls, audit trails and reporting they need to govern procurement effectively and turn operational data into actionable insight.
One source of procurement truth. Bring procurement information together in one connected platform.
Connect planning, sourcing, contracts, suppliers and spend to create a consistent view of procurement activity, giving teams the information they need to make informed decisions.
Build governance into every process. Make the right controls part of the way procurement works.
Configure workflows, approvals, permissions and processes around your organisation’s governance requirements, helping teams maintain control without adding unnecessary administration.
Create a complete audit trail. Know what happened, when it happened and who made the decision.
Maintain a clear record of procurement activity, approvals, changes and key decisions, making it easier to demonstrate compliance and provide evidence when required.
Make every field count. Turn your procurement data into actionable intelligence.
Any field is reportable. With configurable data structures and reporting, Atamis gives organisations the flexibility to report across the information that matters to them, supporting operational management, strategic decision-making and executive reporting.
Make procurement performance visible
Track what matters, identify where attention is needed and give stakeholders a clear view of procurement performance.
Before
Pulling procurement data together for every report.
Manually compiling reports for stakeholders
Struggling to track compliance and governance.
Answering questions with disconnected data.
After
See the information you need in one place.
Generate clear reports easily.
Monitor governance across procurement activity.
Give stakeholders a clear view of performance.
Bring control and insight to procurement
See how Atamis can help your organisation strengthen procurement governance, improve visibility and turn procurement data into actionable insight.
FAQs
What should procurement reports include?
What should procurement reports include?
The information included in procurement reports will depend on an organisation’s objectives, but commonly includes procurement activity, pipeline, supplier performance, contract information, savings, compliance and key performance indicators. Effective reporting should provide relevant, accurate and timely information to the people responsible for procurement oversight and decision-making.
How can procurement software improve reporting?
How can procurement software improve reporting?
Procurement reporting can help organisations monitor whether procurement activity is following agreed policies, processes and controls. By providing visibility of relevant activity and performance, reporting can help teams identify potential issues, investigate exceptions and demonstrate that appropriate governance processes are in place.
How can procurement teams measure performance?
How can procurement teams measure performance?
Procurement teams can measure performance using a combination of financial, operational and strategic metrics. These may include savings, procurement cycle times, contract and supplier performance, compliance, procurement activity and progress against organisational objectives. The most useful measures depend on the organisation’s priorities and procurement strategy.
What should you look for in procurement reporting software?
What should you look for in procurement reporting software?
When choosing procurement reporting software, organisations should consider how well it brings procurement data together, the reporting and dashboard capabilities available, ease of use, flexibility and integration with existing systems. The software should make it easier to monitor procurement activity, performance and compliance while providing clear information for decision-making and governance.