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OVERSIGHT SYSTEMS UPDATE

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OVERSIGHT SYSTEMS UPDATE

While both providers are worthy of consideration for organizations looking to complement existing procure-to-pay and T&E investments, we’ll leave additional practitioner analysis to a PRO update in the months to come, and today will focus our Spend Matters Nexus coverage on explaining this market segment and how Oversight Systems slots into it. But along with Appzen, Oversight has carved out a leadership position in this market (although there are material differences between the two providers). Oversight largely grew under the radar in recent years, and it is not well known in the procurement and finance technology sector. It augments the capabilities of spend management and T&E providers, although Coupa does have home-grown capabilities in this area as well. Oversight competes in the spend compliance market, a clever overlay that sits alongside - or on top of - source-to-pay process and data flows, primarily for indirect and expense-based spend. On Wednesday, Oversight Systems announced that TCV, a private equity firm, had acquired a majority stake in the provider of spend compliance solutions from Luminate, the previous investor.