As of today, we are not onboarding suppliers onto our platform. We work with a variety of data sources to generate accurate and helpful insights, even without onboarding suppliers.
Users can decide whether they want to run RFX processes from their systems or ours.
Yes, we can integrate with existing procurement solutions like SAP or Oracle as we are complementary to them.
No, we are not similar to SAP Ariba or Coupa. Ariba covers the whole procurement value chain while Coupa focuses on spend management. We focus on sourcing - the highest value driver in the procurement value chain.
Alpas | Senior Data Engineers, Senior Software Engineers, Senior Data Scientists | Onsite in Berlin, Germany | Full-Time | Partly Remote Possible | https://alpas.ai/
At Alpas we’re building software for procurement departments to find new suppliers 10x faster and get transparency on existing supplier bases. Our customers are large manufacturing companies that buy mechanical and electrical parts. We're well-funded and are working with some of the largest manufacturing and chemical companies in the world.
As an engineer at Alpas, you’ll enjoy greenfield projects, the freedom of managing your own work, and collaborating with a small team in a fast-paced environment.
We would love for engineers to join us in tackling the exciting data challenges we’re facing: analyzing hundreds of millions of supplier data points, keeping dozens of data sources plus their pipelines running, and developing algorithms to identify the best suppliers out of millions.
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Super interested to get some feedback, happy to be proven wrong and update the article!