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ZeroBase for Procurement

Would you build it again?

A company founded today, with AI, would not carry approval thresholds set in 2019 by people who have since left. The rule would be explicit, an agent would apply it, and a person would see the exceptions.

Find the approval steps, supplier reviews and manual matches your Procurement team can stop running. ZeroBase reads P2P events and approval thresholds, lists every control, shows what each costs and what it has actually caught, and stops for a named reviewer before a threshold moves.

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Find the controls that only still run.

A control earns its place by rejecting something. ZeroBase reads requisition and invoice events and asks what each one has caught, at what value it stops paying for itself, and whether a rule requires it at all.

01 · Inventory

Every control, from the event stream.

Nineteen controls in one Procurement function, each built from requisition, approval and invoice events. Ask in plain language and get the list with rejections, value band and capacity on every row.

Approval steps that have never rejected a requisition in the trailing eighteen months.

Found 19 controls in scope · 6 with no rejection on record

B1
Four-step requisition approvalCTL-0120 rejections below €5,000 · 1,940 h a year
Contested
B2
Manual three-way matchCTL-044system already matched 2 of 3 lines in 94% of cases
Evidenced
B3
Quarterly supplier reviewCTL-031findings unchanged in 6 cycles · 41 suppliers
Evidenced
B4
Duplicate-invoice checkCTL-019caught 3 duplicates in 18 months · €11,000
Verified
B5
Sourcing committee pre-readCTL-027recommendation matched pre-read 12 of 12 times
Evidenced
B6
Vendor onboarding sign-offCTL-008rejected 2 of 214 · both later approved
Contested

+ 13 more controls

02 · Evidence

Every signal behind a recommendation.

Rejections, value band, capacity and the rule that requires the control, each with the system, query and period it came from.

CTL-012
Four-step requisition approvalProcurement · K. Demir · 1,940 h a year
Redesign

Key signals

Rejections

Zero rejections below €5,000 in 18 months; 1,120 requisitions passed through four approvers.

approvals · 2025-03 → 2026-09
Rule located

Threshold policy from 2019 requires two approvers above €5,000, not four below it.

policy-register
Capacity

1,940 hours a year across eleven approvers; median wait 2.4 days per requisition.

P2P eventscapacity
03 · Ranking

Ranked by what each control has caught.

ZeroBase scores every control on the rejections it produced against the capacity it consumed, explains the score, and routes threshold changes to a named reviewer.

Ranked by evidence score

ActivityOwnerCost / yearDemandRecommendationScore
Four-step requisition approvalK. Demir1,940 h0 rejectionsRedesign93
Manual three-way matchL. Öztürk1,310 h94% pre-matchedAutomate90
Sourcing committee pre-readK. Demir860 h12 / 12 matchedRemove87
Vendor onboarding sign-offR. Kaya420 h2 / 214 rejectedRedesign81
Quarterly supplier reviewL. Öztürk1,050 hunchanged 6 cyclesRedesign78
Contract renewal reviewR. Kaya640 hannualKeep70
Duplicate-invoice checkM. Aydın190 h3 caughtKeep66
Spend threshold alertK. Demir110 hweeklyKeep61

Decisions land where the work already lives.

Every decision leaves with its evidence, its owner and its review date, and goes back into the systems the function runs on.

Compatible target categories · connector coverage is in design-partner validation and no live production integration is claimed.

Test one approval chain.

Start with a single chain and the controls attached to it. Leave knowing which steps catch something and which have simply never been switched off.

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