"Our partnership with Tradeshift will enable clients to digitise their source-to-pay and other supply chain processes," said the IT major in a statement here.
As the world's largest business network, Tradeshift connects about 8 lakh buyers and suppliers in countries across the world over on its platform.
The platform will also reduce costs, improve agility and process efficiency. Customers can take advantage of early payment discounts, remove manual paper-based processes, build custom applications and help meet their digital transformation objectives.
Infosys will first deploy the platform with clients in North America, followed by Europe, the Middle East, Africa and China.
"In a disruptive environment, platform-based 'Business Process As a Service' models have become integral to the Business Process Management industry," said Infosys BPO Chief Executive Anantha Radhakrishnan in the statement.
Tradeshift Vice-President John Sibley said the partnership with Infosys would provide transparency and value proposition to suppliers and buyers alike in the source to pay lifecycle.
"We will combine Infosys' process expertise with our B2B commerce platform," he said.
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