We speak Coupa, Ariba, Oracle Business Network — natively.
When a major buyer mandates their procurement network, that’s not the moment to discover your EDI provider can’t speak it. Comparatio runs 20+ procurement network integrations in production — mandates become configuration, not crisis.
- 20+ networks in production
- Supplier- and customer-side cXML
- EDIFACT included
- 20+
- procurement network integrations in production
- 15+
- dedicated Ariba integrations
- 12+
- dedicated Coupa integrations
- TLS 1.3
- Oracle Business Network with modern ciphers
The big three
Ariba, Coupa, and OBN — proven with the buyers who mandate them
These aren’t checkbox claims. Each integration below is running in production, for the named buying organizations your customers actually trade with.
SAP Ariba
15+ dedicated integrations in production — including Bridgestone, CVS, Halliburton, Boeing, AES, PepsiCo, Lincoln Electric, Boston Scientific, Saputo, Morton Salt, and the Federal Reserve Bank.
Coupa
12+ dedicated integrations in production — including Procter & Gamble, Northrop Grumman, Blue Origin, Kroger, AstraZeneca, Burlington, Terminix, Brightview, Kerry, Mettler, Mosa, Kaiser Aluminum, and Clean Harbors.
Oracle Business Network
A dedicated OBN integration running TLS 1.3 with modern ciphers — current security standards, not legacy protocol support.
Beyond the big three
Specialty networks, punchout, and the tools around procurement
Procurement doesn’t stop at the network — it runs through punchout catalogs, industry exchanges, and the operational tools your customers standardize on.
SPS Commerce interoperability
Trading partners routed through SPS as their VAN keep working — Comparatio interoperates with those channels rather than forcing a migration. Interoperability, not a formal SPS partnership.
TradeCentric punchout
cXML is the strong path here and Comparatio supports it on both sides, supplier and customer. Punchout catalogs run through our TradeCentric integration (formerly cXML punchout) to connect your catalog into buyer procurement portals.
cXML — both directions
Supplier-side AND customer-side cXML — whether you receive orders from a procurement system or issue them to your own vendors.
EDIFACT
Active EDIFACT partners in production: Bosch, Schneider Electric, Webasto, Epiroc, MAHLE, Metel, and MSR.
Specialty networks
DSSI, GHX, Remitra, iPayables, Logicbroker/Dsco, and Corcentric — industry-specific exchanges handled as first-class connections.
Adjacent procurement tools
Jaggaer, SISM, Conexiom, RFMS, QFloors, Hybrent, Trade Tech, LBMX, Procurement Partners, and Remarcable.
FAQ
Procurement networks, in practice
Our buyer is moving us onto Ariba or Coupa. What does that mean for our EDI?
It means a new network, not a new provider. Comparatio already runs 15+ dedicated Ariba integrations and 12+ dedicated Coupa integrations in production — your documents keep flowing from the same platform, and the network requirement is handled on our side.
Can Comparatio work alongside SPS Commerce?
Yes. For customers whose trading partners use SPS as a VAN, Comparatio interoperates with those SPS-routed channels — you don’t have to move those partners to change platforms. That is interoperability, not a formal partnership with SPS Commerce.
Do you support punchout catalogs?
Yes — punchout runs through our TradeCentric integration (formerly cXML punchout), and Comparatio supports cXML on both sides: supplier-side and customer-side.
Do you support EDIFACT for European trading partners?
Yes, in production today — active EDIFACT partners include Bosch, Schneider Electric, Webasto, Epiroc, MAHLE, Metel, and MSR.
A buyer mandate shouldn’t be an emergency.
Tell us which network your customer just handed you — odds are we’re already running it in production.