Mdf Commerce’s Periscope Partners With Procurated to Bring Enhanced Vendor Performance Solution to Public Sector

Periscope ePro from mdf commerce is the first source-to-pay solution to integrate with Procurated supplier reviews

mdf commerce inc, a leader in SaaS commerce technology solutions, announced a partnership with Procurated, the largest supplier ratings and reviews platform built for the public sector. The partnership brings the first integrated source-to-pay and supplier review solution to US state and local governments. Seamless integration between mdf commerce’s Periscope ePro and Periscope Marketplace solutions to Procurated will provide buyers with information they can use to make better sourcing decisions when they are evaluating bids and shopping contracts and catalogs.

“For the past 20 years, Periscope solutions have been focused on making public sector procurement more efficient and transparent,” said Chris Van Beke, vice president of eprocurement strategy at mdf commerce. “We are always looking for technology that will help our customers make the best decisions when selecting a supplier, and believe Procurated supplier reviews can do just that. We are excited to announce this partnership and look forward to working together for many years to come.”

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Procurated Founder and CEO David Yarkin said, “As the head of procurement for a large state, I saw firsthand that governments lacked useful and candid information about a supplier’s past performance. When we started Procurated, we set out with a simple but wildly ambitious goal – that no government ever picks a poor performing supplier. With more than 40,000 reviews on the platform, that day is coming. And thanks to this partnership with Periscope, it will come even sooner as thousands of government purchasers will be able to see our proprietary data about supplier performance conveniently inside the Periscope tools they use every day.”

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