OpenText helps Opel Automobile GmbH transform payment management operations

  • Payments
  • 31.05.2018 07:03 am

OpenText, the global leader in Enterprise Information Management (EIM), today announced that Opel Automobile GmbH (Opel) has selected OpenText to digitise the organisation’s payment management processes, streamlining the information flow and payment processes between Opel and its global supply chain – including suppliers, dealerships, and financial institutions.

With payment management solutions from OpenText, Opel can integrate accounts payable and payment systems, streamlining electronic funds transfers to provide real-time visibility into cash, liquidity and financial positions. OpenText also provides Opel’s Payment team with strengthened control and delegation procedures, as well as improved support for global suppliers and dealerships through enhanced B2B integration and digital payment processes.

“As one of Europe’s leading car makers, Opel has a complex global supply chain, with many thousands of suppliers, partners and customers,” said Karsten Mecklenburg, director information technology, Opel Automobile GmbH. “An efficient and streamlined invoicing and payment process across our entire supply chain is a vital component in ensuring the success of our business. By utilising OpenText’s Business Network and Managed Services we have been able to provide real-time financial reporting to the business, enabling Opel to make strategic, global funding decisions with greater insight and certainty.”

“Management of payments, invoices and costs is a vital part of any organisations’ success, and gets more complex in a digital world,” said Mark J. Barrenechea, vice chair, CEO & CTO, OpenText. “Having a real-time view of a company’s cash and liquidity position allows management to optimise working capital and the performance of their business. Real-time insight is vital for today’s successful digital enterprises.”

OpenText Business Network is a set of solutions within Enterprise Information Management (EIM) that facilitate efficient, secure, and compliant exchange of information inside and outside of organisations, helping to drive digital transformation throughout the supply chain and global payments ecosystem. 

 

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