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3. Agenda
Benchmarking World-Class P2P Performance
The P2P Process – The Happy Path
Happy Path Detours
P2P Process Use Cases
Building the Bullet-Proof Business Case
4. Benchmarking
P2P Performance Efficiency
P2P Efficiency
World-Class
P2P Transaction Cycles
Peer Group
100%
90%
80%
PO Based Invoice Approval
3
70%
15
60%
3.3
50%
Ad-Hoc Req-to-PO
40%
2
30%
20%
1
Catalog Req-to-PO
10%
3.5 Hours
0%
% POs
% POs No Re- % Invoices
Automated
Work
1st Pass
Match
% Early Pay
Discounts
Taken
% Spend
With Line
Item
Visibility
Cycle Time Days - Peer Group
Cycle Time Days - World Class
~80% or More POs Automated, Early Pay Discounts Taken, and Line Item Spend Visibility for Top Performers
90%+ POs Processed and Invoices Matched On First Pass
Transaction Cycle Times 40-80% Faster
Source: Hackett Group Procurement Benchmarks
5. Benchmarking
P2P Performance Effectiveness
P2P Effectiveness
Peer Group
3.00%
World-Class
% Indirect Cost Savings
6.69%
0.85%
% Indirect Procurement Process Cost as % Spend
Nearly 10X ROI
0.68%
0.018%
% Early Payment Discounts as % Spend
0.13%
0.000%
1.000%
2.000%
3.000%
4.000%
5.000%
World-Class Generates Nearly 3X More ROI at 20% Lower Process Cost
Almost ¾ of Cost Savings is Cost Reduction vs. Cost Avoidance
Source: Hackett Group Procurement Benchmarks
6.000%
7.000%
8.000%
6. P2P Process – The Happy Path
Requisition
Buy
Transmit
Catalog
Auto Workflow
“Touchless” PO
xCML/EDI/Portal
Pay
Approve
Invoice
Receive
EFT/P-Card
Auto Match
(3 or 2 Way)
E-Invoice
Goods Receipt
7. P2P Process – Happy Path Detours
Top Performers - On Catalog
The Guided Path
Off-Catalog/On-Contract
77% Off-Catalog Spend for Top Performers
94% Off-Catalog Spend for Others
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Transactions
42%
Transactions
Spend
% Negotiated Cost Reduction Lost Due to Maverick Buying
The (Buyer) Guided Path
Off-Catalog/Off-Contract
1.6%
Top Quartile
Significant Maverick Buy Potential
6x More Lost Savings for Worst Performers
Bottom Quartile
3.9%
World-Class
Peer Group
4.6%
Peer Group
9.6%
Bottom Quartile
2.0%
The Bread Crumb Path
Higher Non-PO Indicates Less Control
1 in 5 are Non-PO for Even Top Performers
World-Class
Top Quartile
0.0%
No PO Invoices
Spend
23%
4.0%
6.0%
8.0% 10.0%
% Non-PO Transactions
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
38%
21%
World-Class
Peer Group
World-Class
Peer Group
Source: Hackett Group Procurement Benchmarks
8. The P2P Use Cases
The Happy Path
On-Catalog/On-Contract
Use Case Scenario
3 Click Shop and Checkout
Auto-classify to correct category
code, invoke category-specific
workflow, map to GL account and
default ship to/bill to from profile
9. The P2P Use Cases
The Guided Path
Off-Catalog/On-Contract
Use Case Scenario
Guided Form for non-catalog contracted service
Menu of guided e-Forms for off-catalog requisitions
instead of blank, free-form requisitions
10. The P2P Use Cases
The (Buyer) Guided Path
Use Case Scenario
Off-Catalog/Off-Contract
“Req-to-Quote” - Guided Form for noncontracted item routed to buyer for
quote
Guided form, wizard interface to prompt for required
attributes and specifications if “off-catalog” service or
configurable product
11. The P2P Use Cases
The Bread Crumb Path
Use Case Scenario
No PO Invoices
Invoice approval workflow for No PO
invoice
Invoice Manager
• Flip PO to enter invoices
• Review recvd. eInvoices
Non-PO
Invoice
Supplier
Non-PO
Invoice
e
Confirm (Optional)
Send for Matching
Invoice Reviewer (as per
business rule
• Review / Modify
• Accept / Match again
Rule-based Automatic
Invoice Matching- Flag Non PO Invoice
Invoice On-hold
Matching
Exceptions
Return in case of insufficient information
Auto-matched
Invoice Matched
Optional
Invoice Approver(s)
Accept Invoice with Exceptions
Payment Approver
• Confirm Amount
• Schedule Payment Release
Approve
• Approve / Return / Cancel
• Review / Modify
Optional
Invoice Approved
Scheduled for Payment
Paid
12. Building The P2P Business Case
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Pro-Forma Business Case
Business Metrics - Annual Spend & Transaction Volume
Total Adressable Spend
Estimated Compliant Spend (%)
Realized Savings (%)
Annual Requisition Volume
Annual Purchase Order Volume
Annual Invoice Volume
Esitmated Non-Compliant Spend (%)
$300,000,000
30%
8%
9,297
12,396
18,594
Targeted Compliant Spend (%)
Req-to-Order Cycle Time (Days)
Invoice Processing Cycle Time (Days)
Per PO Processing Cost
Per Invoice Processing Cost
Business Value - Savings & Process Improvement
Component
Incremental Realized Savings($) - Contract Compliance
Incr. Realized Savings ($) - P-Card Rebates/PP Discounts
PO Processing Cost ($)
Invoice Processing Cost ($)
Current
Incremental
Improvement
Target
Performance
Incremental
Savings
30%
30%
$30
$39
40%
10%
23%
92%
70%
40%
$23
$3
$9,600,000
$600,000
$86,772
$663,434
Total Savings
$10,950,206
Cycle Time Improvement:
Requisition-to-Order Cycle (Days)
Invoice Processing Cycle (Days)
7
21
* Note: Assumes Best-in-Class Cycle Time Achievement with P2P of 1 Day Order and 3.8 Days Invoice Process Cycle Times
86%
82%
1*
4*
70%
70%
7
21
$30
$39
13. Business Case Assumptions
ROI Improvement Opportunity
Performance Area
Laggards
Average
Best-in-Class
ROI GAP
Spend Under
Management
22%
62%
80%
58% More Spend Under
Management
Procurement Contract
Compliance
11%
30%
78%
67% More Compliant
Spend
2%
8%
12%
10% More Savings
Realized
Requisition-to-order
cycles
7-8 days
2-3 days
< 1 day
85% Faster Cycle Time
Requisition-to-order
costs
$30
$27
$23
23% Savings per PO
20.8 days
9.7 days
3.8 days
82% Faster & 2x Higher
Early Payment Discount
$38.77
$15.61
$3.09
92% Savings per Invoice
Realized/Implemented
Savings
Invoice process cycles
Invoice process costs
Source: Aberdeen Group – The State of Strategic Sourcing 2011, Invoicing and Workflow 2011, Effective E-Procurement 2010, E-Procurement
Benchmark Report 2008 , E-Procurement Trials and Triumphs 2007,
Editor's Notes
Our Usability Use case starts where each user starts – by searching for what they need.I’ve heard more than one procurement leader summarize their P2P user requirements as follows: “Google Search and Amazon Shopping” – both familiar B2C models, and the analogy works – for the most part.Like Google, users want a single search and multiple options – including simple keywords. However, the Guided Buying Concept is actually closer to Amazon’s category-based search than Google keywords that could return 000’s of thousands of search results. At Amazon, users must pick a category or department to sort search results. As in the Guided Buying example shown here, Categorization is the key to more efficient, relevant searches.A keyword search for blade for example, could return search results from any number of categories that include the keyword anywhere in the description – anything from electrical plugs to cutting tools, servers or drives, even roller blades. By auto-classifying the user search term and presenting them with relevant categories, the user avoids extraneous search results that could be frustrating – or worse, could invite an impulse buy for those long sought after roller blades.