SAN MATEO, Calif., Jan. 19, 2017 -- Coupa Software (NASDAQ:COUP), a leader in cloud-based spend management, announced today that the company has reached another significant milestone by winning its first manufacturing customer in Germany, Paul HARTMANN AG. Based in Heidenheim, HARTMANN is a leading provider of medical and hygiene products with core expertise in wound treatment, incontinence care, infection prevention, surgical supplies and personal healthcare.
HARTMANN chose Coupa’s Source to Pay (S2P) solution to help streamline its procurement process. With S2P, the company will leverage Coupa’s cloud-based, unified system that connects sourcing to purchasing, purchasing to invoicing and invoicing to payment.
“We look forward to leveraging Coupa’s unified spend management system to help us simplify buying processes, enhance the user experience and provide greater spend transparency,” said Thomas-Garry Stiller, vice president of global procurement at Paul HARTMANN AG.
“HARTMANN will optimize its spend management processes with the Coupa solution, while its employees can remain focused on the challenges facing healthcare today,” said Rob Bernshteyn, CEO of Coupa.
About Coupa Software
Coupa Software (NASDAQ:COUP) is the cloud platform for business spend. We deliver “Value as a Service” by helping our customers maximize their spend under management, achieve significant cost savings and drive profitability. Coupa provides a unified, cloud-based spend management platform that connects hundreds of organizations representing the Americas, EMEA, and APAC with millions of suppliers globally. The Coupa platform provides greater visibility into and control over how companies spend money. Customers – small, medium and large – have used the Coupa platform to bring billions of dollars in cumulative spend under management. Learn more at www.coupa.com. Read more on the Coupa Blog or follow @Coupa on Twitter.
Media inquiries: Orlando De Bruce Coupa Software Global Public Relations [email protected] O (650) 485-8629


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