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Business Solutions Retail & Distribution eSourcing


eBiz Global Corp offers eSourcing solutions to enable reverse auctions. Reverse auction is a tool used by many manufacturers, supply management and logistics management organisations.

In a reverse auction, the purchasing company puts out bidding lots with details of the product wanted, quantity, ceiling price and supply schedule. All registered vendors will be informed by the system automatically on the time slot allotted for bidding. The bidding process is completely transparent and the vendors can see the lowest price, and bid accordingly. On close of bidding time, the purchaser is given an option to choose any or all of the lowest three vendors to choose from, for supply of goods.

eSourcing takes care of the complete procurement lifecycle, including product quality testing before acceptance. The main activities include posting bids, monitoring live bid responses, closing successful bids, generating purchase orders to successful bidders, scheduling supplies, receipt of goods, quality testing and lab reporting, supply quantity reconciliation, management of debit/credit notes and invoices based on quality parameters (that is linked to ERP), etc.
The Benefits
A fair, transparent, competitive and highly efficient purchase management system
Sourcing time reduced drastically
Cuts the middle man out
Bidders not restricted to a geographical location. They can bid from anywhere in the world.
Since the suppliers can see the lowest price of other vendors during bidding, they are encouraged to offer their lowest price - leading to a drastic reduction in purchase price. Ultimately this results in producing products that are globally price competitive
The Vendor selection process is streamlined and it is easier for client to select the right supplier for each product

The eSourcing system is extremely helpful to customers whose purchases run into millions and billions, and whose product requirement breadth is large. The cost savings are very significant and hard to ignore. eSourcing offers a giant leap forward to organisations wanting to compete globally.
Case Study

The Customer

The client, a leading poultry company in India with sales exceeding US $ 800 Million and started in 1984, has been steadily increasing its global presence. The client's pioneering efforts in Contract Farming have helped thousands of farmers to grow along with the company.

The Challenge

The client was using a manual sourcing system, which was labor-intensive, time consuming and clearly inefficient. The client’s annual purchases exceed USD 600 million. Also, the client had a limited set of suppliers leading to procurement prices that weren't very competitive. The client also had an ERP legacy system that is used to debit/credit notes, lab reports, and so on. The challenge for eBiz was to come up with a web-based Sourcing solution that seamlessly ties in with the existing ERP system to provide an efficient purchasing solution.

The Solution

eBiz Global created a web-based system for the client, which allows registered vendors to bid for the lowest price of supply of materials that are to be bought periodically. After a bid is successfully completed, purchase orders are generated by the system and the appropriate vendors are automatically notified. The system allows for short term bids and long term contracts for multiple products simultaneously. eSourcing also pushes to web relevant lab reports, debit/credit notes, rejection advices, payment details, etc. from client’s ERP.

Such a transparent procurement system encourages high class vendors and corporate to participate in the bidding process. Also, the shareholders of the company can rest easy in the knowledge that their company is run very ethically, efficiently and without showing favouritism.