- What is punchout catalogue integration?
- Punchout connects a B2B marketplace to your ERP so buyers requisition inside their existing procurement workflow. They click through to the marketplace catalogue, build a cart at contract pricing, and return it to the ERP for approval — with no separate login or rekeying.
- Which ERP systems does Lapasar support?
- Lapasar supports punchout with major enterprise systems including SAP / SAP Ariba, Oracle / Oracle Fusion, Coupa and other cXML-compatible procurement platforms.
- Does punchout change our approval process?
- No. The cart returns to your ERP, where your existing approval, budget and governance controls apply. Punchout adds marketplace breadth without changing how approvals work.
- Why does punchout improve procurement adoption?
- Because requisitioners stay inside the system they already use, there is no new workflow to learn. That is why integrated marketplaces achieve much higher adoption than standalone procurement tools.
- How do Lapasar's credit terms work for buyers?
- Every approved buyer purchases on company credit terms and settles on consolidated invoices. Lapasar extends RM300m+ in credit lines to customers every year, so procurement keeps moving without paying each supplier upfront.
- Do suppliers get paid early on Lapasar?
- Yes — Lapasar pays suppliers as early as 2 days after delivery, well ahead of the 60- or 90-day terms common in B2B trade. That adds up to RM100m+ in early supplier payments every year, on top of RM300m+ in buyer credit lines — RM400m+ backing the ecosystem in total.
- How is Lapasar different from software-only procurement platforms?
- A software-only platform takes the order, then hands fulfilment, credit and sourcing to someone else — and the platform layer itself is something a corporate team could build in about a week with today's AI tools. Lapasar pairs its marketplace with owned warehouses and a delivery fleet across Peninsular Malaysia, RM400m+ a year in credit lines and early supplier payments, and an in-house sourcing desk — so buyers actually receive goods on time and vendors actually get paid.
