Agentic Commerce Infrastructure Shifts Shaping B2B in 2026
Preparing for agentic commerce starts with infrastructure. Explore six B2B shifts shaping AI-driven procurement, supplier connectivity, and real-time transaction readiness.
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Build vs. Buy: Why the Right eProcurement Integration Strategy Is Your Competitive Edge
DIY integrations look simple on paper. In practice, they drain your resources and sacrifice the analytics you need to compete. Find out what the build-vs-buy decision really costs.
What is a PunchOut Catalog? Benefits and How It Works
Learn what a PunchOut catalog is, how the PunchOut process works, and how it connects eProcurement systems to supplier eCommerce sites with real-time pricing and product data.
DIY eProcurement Integrations: 10 Questions to Ask Before You Bring Integrations In-House
Think eProcurement integrations are cheaper in-house? Ask these 10 questions before making the build vs. buy call on PunchOut and B2B integration.
TradeCentric Earns Spot on Inc.’s Best Workplaces List for Second Year in a Row
Recognition underscores TradeCentric’s commitment to a people-first culture built on meaningful collaboration to drive customer growth
How Suppliers Prepare Customer-Specific Catalog Rules Without Rebuilding Every Launch
Prepare customer-specific catalog rules without rebuilding each launch by separating base catalog data from controlled pricing, visibility, and account-specific configurations.
How Buyers Set Supplier Tier Rules Before PunchOut Onboarding
Set supplier tier rules before PunchOut onboarding to prioritize strategic vendors, align support with readiness, reduce exceptions, and create a more predictable rollout.
How to Reduce Manual Invoice Uploads in Supplier Order-to-Cash
Manual invoice uploads slow supplier order-to-cash with delays, errors, and rework. Learn how suppliers can standardize invoice delivery and reduce portal-dependent processes.
What is OCI PunchOut?
SAP Supplier Relationship Manager (SRM) uses the Open Catalog Interface (OCI) standards. An SAP type OCI PunchOut-related process is also more commonly referred to as OCI Round-Trip. See how OCI PunchOut works.