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Company Presentation Since 1955, 88% of the Fortune 500 have disappeared! In 1955, the average life expectancy of a company was 79 years. In 2015 it was 15 years. We live in a digital age. Its a different era entirely EDI & BPO


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Company Presentation

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Since 1955, 88% of the Fortune 500 have disappeared!

In 1955, the average life expectancy of a company was 79 years. In 2015 it was15 years.

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We live in a digital age.

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It’s a different era entirely…

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Invoice printing & scanning EDI & e-invoicing to centralized payments BPO & rules based automation Networks, catalogs & AI

1985 1995 2005 2015

A new paradigm is required

2025

…and not everyone will make the shift.

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  • Business Rules
  • Intelligent Automation
  • Fewer invoices overall
  • Self-billing
  • Machine Learning and AI
  • Blockchain
  • Interoperability of networks

increases

  • Consumerization
  • PEPPOL, PSD2, e-Invoicing
  • Transactional processes are

becoming commoditized

  • Value drivers emerge in

smarter procurement, more effective supplier engagement and smarter cash management When Technology & Trends Disrupt

When Transactional Processes Automate Change Requires New Thinking

Technology & trends converge and drive change

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The digital economy is here and the right partner can make all the difference.

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Internal

OpusCapita

Digitalizing global trade,

  • ne customer at a time.
  • Founded in 1984
  • Turnover 65m (2017)
  • +400 employees
  • 11 sites in 7 countries
  • ~3000 customers

eProcurement used across 100 countries Payments to suppliers in 60 countries 16 million e-invoices sent and received annually

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OpusCapita – what we do

  • Product Information Mgnt
  • Order-to-Cash
  • Source-to-Pay
  • Cash Management
  • Business Network

A broad and differentiating portfolio

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Internal

Our Purpose

Digitalizing global trade, one customer at a time

Our Mission

We make it fast and secure for organizations to sell, buy and pay, with a real-time view of their business

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What our customers do – and their goals

69% cost reduction to AR 9% lower purchasing costs Fraud prevention (save 500k/yr) 15-25% less bad-debt reserves Increase spend under contract 90-100% on-time payments 20% reduction in DSO 64% less cost per invoice for AP Optimized Cashflows and Reserves

Order-to-Cash Source-to-Pay Cash Management

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End-to-End portfolio supporting comprehensive digitalization strategies Interoperability and a sense

  • f marketplace

Financially agile and collaborative Investment in new technology Involvement in industry groups

Ecosystems Automation Leadership

Value drivers of the digital economy

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OpusCapita

Business Network

SWIFT Certified 200 Direct Connections 11,000 via SWIFT

Bank Connectivity Buyer Connectivity

ERP Invoice Workflow Procurement PEPPOL Ready 40 other e-invoice networks connected

Network Interoperability Supplier Connectivity

E-Invoicing B2B Integration (EDI) Supply Chain Finance Self-service

Enabling engagement, collaboration and agility

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Enabling end-to-end automation A portfolio to support broad digital strategies

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Investment and alignment with our customers

Substantial increase in focus on SaaS business Combination of both organic and strategic growth through M&A Substantial investment and hires in disruptive technologies and standards Continued development of product and service capability together with customers

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Step 1

Overview of Source to Pay process steps

Step 2

Identification of relevant process areas for ‘as-is’ analysis

Step 3

Maturity Analysis

Step 4

Defining the desired ‘to-be’ level for the

  • rganization

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Step 5

Gap Analysis

Step 6

Defining the roadmap

Getting you there - building a roadmap to cash agility

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What should we do today?

  • Understand that not every organization makes the shift.
  • Decide to plan and proactively build competitive advantage.
  • Let’s start the conversation.

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