
Procurify's new AI agents automate procurement. 73% of enterprises use or consider GenAI for procurement, per PYMNTS. CEO: 'multiply their impact.'
Procurify completed the transformation of its mid-market procurement platform into a fully agentic system, adding three new AI agents, the company said Monday. The platform now includes Guided Intake, a conversational interface for policy-checked purchase requests. Order Autopilot codes line items using an organization's own purchasing history. A rebuilt accounts payable engine matches invoices against vendor history, according to the release.
The agents are purpose-built for procurement and learn from the user's business context, the company said.
The push comes as generative AI adoption in procurement accelerates. A PYMNTS Intelligence report found that about 73% of enterprises are using or considering generative AI for procurement. Among firms with $10 billion or more in revenue, 14% use the technology and 71% consider it. At firms with $1 billion to $5 billion, 33% use it and 39% consider it, the report said.
Procurify CEO Chad Gaydos said the company is not layering AI features on top of software. "We're using each organization's own spend data to provide personalized context and take action across their intake-to-pay journey," he said. "When your procurement platform knows how you buy, your finance and procurement teams stop managing the process and start multiplying their impact."
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