One portal for every company in your group: the supplier self-registers and keeps its own record current, and approval lands in your ERP supplier master with no double data entry.
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The bottleneck is not deciding whom to hire: it is chasing documents and re-typing them into every system.
Several legal entities —sometimes across several countries—, each with its own supplier register. The same supplier ends up existing three times, with three codes and three separate records.
In consumer goods and agribusiness, hundreds of suppliers rotate every year: RUC, permits and certificates expire without anyone noticing until the audit.
SRI receipts arrive by email, get reconciled manually against purchase orders and are misplaced before reaching accounts payable.
White-label portal where the supplier uploads its RUC, certificates, bonds and permits. Automatic expiration control and approval flows by supplier type — ideal for large consumer goods, retail and agribusiness supplier bases.
Illustrative scenario: A consumer goods company with hundreds of agricultural and packaging suppliers would centralize qualification on the portal: each supplier uploads and renews its own documents, and the system alerts on expirations before they stop a shipment.
Receive your suppliers' electronic receipts in a single inbox, validate the SRI-authorized XML, reconcile it against the purchase order and sync it with your ERP for payment. No lost emails, no manual data entry.
Verification is not a separate errand: it happens inside onboarding. Every supplier and its representatives are screened against international restricted lists (OFAC, UN) and local sources, with PEP identification and recurring re-screening, and every check is documented in the supplier record to support your prevention program before the UAFE.
An Ecuadorian group rarely has a single operation: it has several legal entities, sometimes in different countries, each with its own supplier master and its own tax reality. The question is whether all of that fits in one portal without standing up an instance per company.
A single portal instance serves the different entities of the group, each with its own business rules and its own supplier master.
The portal supports multi-entity, multi-country and multicurrency operations, with different business rules per entity and a consolidated spend view.
A supplier serving several companies in the group registers once and keeps a single profile, instead of repeating the same record at every subsidiary.
When the group runs several databases of the same ERP, each entity connects to its own with its own rules. The portal does not force you to unify before you start.
What consumes the procurement team is not deciding: it is chasing. The portal shifts the documentary burden to whoever holds the data.
RUC, economic activity, contact details, bank account and the legal, tax, labor and insurance documents your qualification policy requires. Whoever holds the data is the one who enters it.
Legal representative, attorneys-in-fact, directors, shareholders and ultimate beneficial owner are declared by the supplier inside its own record, with the document that backs them and a version history. It stops being a loose data point in an email.
Every document with a validity period carries its date in the record and the portal warns the supplier before it expires, with automatic 30/15/5-day alerts. The supplier renews from its own session and your team approves exceptions instead of writing reminders.
Every upload, observation, approval and rejection is logged with user and date, and the audit log is exportable. Retention of audit logs and of client documents is enabled per project, according to the client's policies.
On Ecuadorian compliance: onboarding requires and verifies whatever your supplier acceptance policy defines. Out of the box, the platform brings screening of every supplier against OFAC, UN, EU, PEP and LatAm local watchlists, capture of ultimate beneficial owner and adverse media through signed digital questionnaires, and continuous monitoring with re-screening and an immediate alert on a new list match or an expired document. Which additional Ecuadorian public sources are wired into the flow is enabled per project, according to the client's policies — we would rather have that boundary written into the proposal than discovered during implementation.
Egixia operates as a procurement layer on top of the ERP you already have. It does not replace it: it feeds it data that arrives already validated from the supplier.
Once the record is approved, your ERP supplier master is updated from the portal. Nobody re-types the RUC or the bank account into a second system.
Purchase orders flow down to the portal; SRI electronic receipts flow up validated and reconciled against the order, ready for the payment flow in your ERP.
Connectors for Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365 (F&O and Business Central), Odoo and SAP Business One, plus a dedicated integration service for SAP S/4HANA and ECC.
Beyond the connectors there is an API to integrate with the systems your operation already runs. Validation against external sources via API is enabled per project, according to the client's policies.
This is how it actually rolls out in a group: not all at once. Scope is split into phases, and each phase goes live and delivers value before the next one begins.
The clean-data foundation: the supplier registers, uploads its documentation and becomes eligible to operate.
Demand is channeled through the portal and orders travel in sync with the ERP of each entity.
SRI electronic receipts arrive in the single inbox, are reconciled against the order and run through the approval flow.
With clean data and the cycle already running, the analytics modules and the AI agents are switched on.
Licensing is modular: you pay for what you activate, with no per-user or per-supplier fees. The same logic applies to the country map — the Ecuadorian operation can be the first in the group to go in, or join a rollout that already started in another country. Deployment is in weeks, not months.
| Feature | Manual Process | Egixia Ecuador |
|---|---|---|
| Supplier master in the ERP | ❌ Manual double entry | ✅ Updated from the portal |
| Groups with several legal entities | ⚠ One process per company | ✅ One instance for the whole group |
| Supplier document upload | ⚠ Email and spreadsheets | ✅ Self-service in the portal |
| Document expirations | ❌ Spreadsheets | ✅ Automatic 30/15/5-day alerts |
| SRI electronic receipts | ⚠ Email + typing | ✅ Single inbox validated vs PO |
| Approval traceability | ❌ Personal inboxes | ✅ Who approved what and when, exportable |
| Restricted list screening (OFAC/UN) | ❌ One-off check | ✅ Continuous monitoring with alerts |
| Certified infrastructure (AWS ISO 27001) | ⚠ Variable | ✅ AWS ISO 27001 / SOC 1-2-3 |
"Several companies in the group, one single portal."
A group with several legal entities in more than one country unifies supplier registration on a single instance, with its own business rules per entity and the master of each company synced with its ERP.
Illustrative scenario — Corporate Group
"Hundreds of suppliers, zero expired documents."
A consumer goods company qualifies its agricultural and packaging suppliers with documentary self-service and expiration alerts, freeing weeks of administrative work.
Illustrative scenario — Consumer Goods
Single electronic-receipt inbox with XML validation.
Supplier risk matrix configurable by counterparty type.
Supplier documentary self-service with your company's branding.
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Open the ROI calculator →Egixia's client operations are in Colombia, Mexico and Peru, in the same industries we serve here. What the platform solves in Ecuador is the local regulation: it covers RUC with the SRI and a document record with expiry tracking. The scope of each deployment is defined in the proposal.
EGIXIA adapts to the regulations, currencies, and particularities of each market in Latin America.
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