Global procurement technology provider recognized for its solution strength and customer value; leads across key product categories
JAGGAER, the global leader in Autonomous Commerce, announced it has been named a Value Leader, the highest designation, in Spend Matters’ Spring 2022 SolutionMap rankings. JAGGAER was evaluated against 67 other procurement technology vendors and achieved above average analyst and customer scores across major product categories.
JAGGAER ONE secured the Value Leader ranking for all buying personas in the source-to-pay (S2P) and source-to-contract (S2C) categories. The platform was also ranked a Value Leader for both the MID (upper middle market) and LARGE (large and multinational corporation enterprises) buying personas across Sourcing, Supplier Relationship Management and Risk, Spend Analytics, Contract Lifecycle Management, eProcurement, Procure-to-Pay, and AP Automation/Invoice-to-Pay.
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“We’re thrilled to be named a Value Leader by Spend Matters because it’s a big testament not only to the strength of our product offering, but also to the positive experiences and results we’ve helped drive across our amazing customer base,” said Jim Bureau, JAGGAER’s CEO. “We are big on customer success at JAGGAER and helping our customers achieve their strategic goals.”
Spend Matters’ data-centric functionality assessment is a rigorous evaluation of procurement technology providers. SolutionMap ranks solution providers using equal parts analyst- and customer-based scoring inputs and contains 500+ RFI requirements across 10 S2P module and suite technology categories. SolutionMap is updated and published every six months to reflect changes in the market.
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“SolutionMap 2.0 is about buying and selling procurement technology based on buyer needs,” says Spend Matters Founder Jason Busch. “We put the procurement technology vendors through the wringer during the review process. A typical vendor in one technology area, say eProcurement, now needs to complete self-scores and reasoning for 300-500 RFI requirements, then proof them through the demo process. For a suite provider the requirements run in the thousands. We went deeper to get more specific and objective around the information request.”