How it works

From any purchase order to a delivered supplier document

Five stages, one workflow. Here's exactly what happens when an order is sent to the supplier.

order pipeline
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Receive
Parse
Normalize
Validate
Transform
Deliver
PO Number
PO-2026-008412
Grand Total
€71,240.00
Ship To
Dortmund, DE
01

Receive in any format

Buyers send POs however they like — a PDF email attachment, an XLSX export, cXML over webhook, EDI dropped on SFTP. ProcuLink ingests all of it through one inbox.

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02

Parse to a canonical order

Every order is parsed into one neutral structure — the canonical order. PO number, parties, line items, terms and totals each become a field with a confidence score and visible provenance.

03

Resolve exceptions with AI

When a buyer item code doesn't match the supplier catalog, an LLM proposes the right code with its reasoning and source. Your team confirms or rejects — nothing is auto-applied without confidence you can see.

04

Validate against your rules

Per-supplier rules catch missing fields, wrong currency, or unresolved codes before anything leaves your system. Bad orders never reach the supplier.

05

Transform & deliver

The canonical order is transformed into the exact format the supplier requires and delivered over their channel — webhook, SFTP, email or ERP connector. Every attempt is logged in an append-only audit trail.

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Walk through a real delivery

Watch a single upload become a delivered supplier order — parsed, mapped, validated, and sent.

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