
Lapasar offers a B2C-like e-commerce experience to corporate procurement in Malaysia
e27's August 2019 coverage highlighted a design philosophy that distinguishes Lapasar from legacy e-procurement systems: building a B2C-calibre user experience for enterprise buyers. Rather than forcing procurement teams to navigate clunky ERP modules or submit manual purchase orders, Lapasar lets users add to cart and check out — just as they would on a consumer e-commerce site.
Why UX Matters in Procurement
Enterprise procurement adoption rates are notoriously sensitive to usability. Systems that require extensive training or generate friction at the point of purchase see lower compliance, more maverick spend, and weaker governance outcomes. By mirroring the consumer experience, Lapasar reduces the learning curve to near zero — which means faster rollout, higher adoption, and more spend captured on-platform.
One Platform for All Spend Categories
A key point in the coverage: Lapasar handles operational, capital, and direct spend within a single checkout environment. This cross-category breadth — underpinned by a supplier network of over 10,000 vendors and over 2 million SKUs — eliminates the need for separate procurement tools per spend category.
Procurement leaders interested in the platform can book a demo or explore our enterprise client stories.
Original coverage
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