JAGGAER And Unite Deepen Partnership To Simplify Procurement Across Europe

JAGGAER, the global leader in enterprise procurement and supplier collaboration, is strengthening its partnership with Unite, Europe’s largest B2B marketplace for catalogue-based procurement. This collaboration brings Unite’s extensive supplier ecosystem and Single Creditor model directly into the JAGGAER ONE eProcurement platform, benefiting customers across the DACH region, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, and beyond.

Through a seamless API-based search integration, procurement teams can access Unite’s catalogue of over 100 million products from trusted, pre-vetted suppliers. The experience combines punchout functionality with real-time product and pricing, simplifying purchasing and invoicing through one unified platform.

“By integrating real-time embedded search with Unite, we enable customers to seamlessly tap into an extensive supplier marketplace,” said Alastair McMullan, Vice President of Product Management at JAGGAER. “Together, we’re delivering a smarter, more transparent way to manage indirect spend, combining local supplier access, simplified buying, and seamless invoicing in a solution that scales with our customers’ needs.”

As a result, JAGGAER customers can now:

• Access a broader assortment of indirect goods from over 100 million items across 12 European markets.
• Streamline procurement with Unite’s Single Creditor model, reducing invoice volume, accelerating reconciliation, and minimizing supplier onboarding.
• Ensure compliance and transparency with built-in ESG insights and consistent governance across suppliers.

“At Unite, we’re redefining how organizations manage indirect procurement,” said Peter Stenov, VP of Strategic Accounts and Partnerships at Unite. “Our partnership with JAGGAER empowers organizations to simplify operations, reduce supplier complexity, and build a more transparent and sustainable procurement strategy.”

The JAGGAER and Unite integration is now live in Germany, Italy, and Spain, with additional European markets to follow.