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Basic vs Pro users in Procurify
Basic vs Pro users in Procurify
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Understanding the Key Differences between Basic and Pro Users in Procurify

Basic Users

Basic users in Procurify have access to essential features that enable them to perform several key functions:

  • Request Orders (RFO), Expenses (RFE), and Travel (RFT): Basic users can submit requests for orders, expenses, and travel, which streamline the procurement process.

  • Request New Vendors: Basic users can request the addition of new vendors, ensuring that all necessary suppliers are available within the system.

  • Receive: Basic users can receive goods and services, ensuring that procurement processes are completed and items are accounted for.

  • Use Spending Cards: Basic users can utilize spending cards for their purchases, providing a convenient method for managing expenses.

Customers can have an unlimited number of Basic users, offering flexibility and scalability for their organization's needs.


Pro Users

Pro users in Procurify have access to all the features available within the platform, including advanced functionalities that are not accessible to Basic users:

  • Full Feature Access: Pro users can access every feature within Procurify, maximizing the platform's capabilities for efficient spend management.

  • AP (Accounts Payable) and Bill Pay: Pro users can access the AP module, including Bill Pay, a feature crucial for managing accounts payable and ensuring timely payments.

  • Contract Management and Upcoming Releases: Pro users have access to contract management features and upcoming new releases, providing tools to manage contracts and stay updated with the latest platform enhancements.

  • Integrations: Pro users can access various integrations, enabling seamless connections with other tools and systems to enhance operational efficiency.

With Pro users, organizations can unlock the full potential of Procurify, ensuring comprehensive spend management and streamlined processes.

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