Products

Pilot

Contract Management Software

Provides quick and easy access to all supply purchasing contract data and displays all associated line item detail reorder information.

Pilot Web

Contract Management Software

Puts contract information in your hand from wherever you are and allows you to communicate with your peers and contract administrators via E-mail and user forums on demand.

Navigator

Sourcing System

An electronic bid analysis and contract awards tool designed to streamline and analyze Request For Proposal (RFP) and Request For Quotes (RFQ) processes.

Atlas

Data Analysis System

The data warehouse system that provides the intelligence to optimize your strategic purchasing decisions.

Services

Training

Oriri Learning Services can help you maximize your investment and realize the full benefit of your Oriri system.

Optimization

We understand your unique needs to help you get the most from your software.

Managed Services

Gives you the freedom to focus on your business and leave management of your Oriri applications to us.

Support Services

A support plan lets you focus more on your business—and less on your software.

You know where you want your supply chain. You’ve laid the plans and charted the course.The path is crystal clear. Let us help make sure there are no detours.

Oriri makes advanced software solutions to optimize your supply chain strategies. We work with companies in Healthcare, Manufacturing, Life Sciences, and Distribution bringing them accelerated cost savings through automated Contract Management, Electronic Sourcing, Advanced Analysis and Reporting, and Integrated Communications with existing systems.

We understand the dynamics of your organization are complex and that the lack of effective methods to utilize supply purchase contracts and share the related information cost your businesses hard dollars.

  • Missed opportunities as a result of non-compliance cost millions through over payment for product, ineffective management of rebates, charge backs, administrative fees and volume discounts.
  • Extended contract cycle time costs time and money through inefficient processes.
  • The lack of contract visibility within the enterprise limits the enterprises’ ability to make strategic purchasing decisions.
  • The absence of formal enterprise-wide contract management system exposes businesses to a multitude of risks such as inclusion of “excluded providers” on Medicare cost reports, product liability, and regulations like Sarbanes Oxley.
  • Administrative costs are inflated by the inefficient manual methods in use.

Oriri brings the most sophisticated strategic supply management system on the market, backed by a committed leadership team with deep industry specific knowledge. As an independent, unbiased and totally objective party with no conflict of interest (i.e. Manufacturers, Distributors, Group Purchasing Organizations), you can rest assured that your success is our goal. Our solution, designed as a turnkey system, is quite different from our competitors.

Through its open architecture, it easily integrates with your legacy systems. As it does not negatively impact other systems or force workflow changes, this saves you considerable time, money and resources upon implementation. Because of the building block approach, open system architecture and low cost technology platform, Oriri can offer its products at a very competitive price.

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Can contracts overcome the challenges of ERP?
When ERP systems became the backbone of many organizations in the 1990s – 2000s, one of the frequent criticisms (and I was among those critics) was the extent to which it caused the embedding of rigid, siloed standards which added to the push for commoditization and drove tensions in the customer – supplier relationship. In the eyes […]
Modern Contracting: The Meaning of Commitment
I started writing ‘Commitment Matters’ blogs almost 20 years ago. In that time, our world has changed and I started questioning how our concepts of ‘commitment’ have altered in the context of modern contracting. 20 years ago, I had to think long and hard, then document my thoughts. Today, indicative of the changes that have […]
Beyond Traditional Redlining: Creativity in Contracts
Contract redlining – the activity of marking up a contract to show proposed changes – is a go-to technique for contract negotiation and review enthusiasts, now further enabled by automation and AI. But before we get carried away by the ease with which it can be undertaken, let’s reflect on the point that how and […]
Is this really a surprise?
CAPS Research tells us that “Procurement/SCM leaders report top obstacles that impact their ability to effectively execute their roles are access to data that can drive decision-making (37%), a shortage of talent, skills, and/or frequent turnover (37%), and outdated technology/software (31%). Removing these obstacles improves operational efficiency, enhance competitiveness, and sustains long-term growth.” Wow! Has […]
Collaboration: the Future of Procurement and the Key to Earning Trust
Procurement and supply chain leaders are rethinking what drives real value. Research by the Center for Advanced Procurement Studies (CAPS) confirms that supplier collaboration, refreshed category strategies, and cross-functional alignment now top the list of strategic priorities. These are seen as the route to better cost outcomes, stronger performance, and more adaptable operations. But to […]
Let’s get real about collaboration and transparency
To achieve value we must be transparent, but transparency exposes us to risk. So we can get comfortable with this in a short term engagement where fundamental change is unlikely, but not when we have to divulge longer term intent (eg potential I may change my mind, select a new partner, discontinue a product line, […]
The opportunity cost of contracts
With many parts of the world facing instability, it is important to recognise that worries and uncertainties are not universal. Here in Dubai, where I write this, there is a palpable sense of stability, confidence, and resilience—an immunity from much of the turbulence affecting Europe and the Americas. This extends to the UAE and Saudi […]
The delusions of buyers and suppliers
When it comes to the quality of relationships, it seems there is no such thing as ‘average’. 70% of buyers believe that their supplier relationships are better than those of their industry competitors. And while you might think that’s an over-optimistic view,  it is relatively modest when compared to the 85% of suppliers who are […]
CCM Challenges & Opportunities: Moving Beyond Competitive Tenders
The Problem: A Pressured Environment with Changing Dynamics Today’s contract and commercial management (CCM) teams face unprecedented pressure to deliver contracts faster and more competitively. Business stakeholders, frustrated by growing complexity, often demand rapid results that push traditional processes to their limits. In talking with WorldCC members, a number of pressing issues and potential break-through […]
Core Competencies for a Buy-Side Contract Manager
In many organizations, the role of buy-side contract managers is increasingly recognized as critical for optimizing value and managing risks. Drawing from the WorldCC 2023 benchmark studies, the following core competencies emerge as essential, with some variation in their relative importance depending on the scope of role (for example, level of engagement in pre-award activities, […]