Pactum The Leading Agentic AI Platform for Enterprise Procurement

What is Pactum?

Pactum represents a breakthrough in enterprise procurement through its autonomous negotiation AI platform. The system enables Fortune 500 companies to simultaneously conduct thousands of supplier negotiations, creating value for both parties involved. This advanced technology has demonstrated remarkable success, with 90% of suppliers reporting favorable experiences when negotiating with Pactum's AI system.

The platform's effectiveness is evidenced by its implementation at major corporations like Walmart and Bristol Myers Squibb, where it has successfully automated supplier negotiations at scale. By handling routine negotiations autonomously, Pactum allows procurement teams to focus on strategic initiatives while building the world's largest library of negotiation behavioral learnings through continuous improvement.

Features

Autonomous Negotiations: Simultaneously conducts thousands of supplier negotiations
Value Creation Dashboard: Monitors and displays negotiation outcomes and savings
Supplier Engagement: Maintains positive supplier relationships with 90% satisfaction rate
Behavioral Learning: Builds comprehensive library of negotiation insights
Scale Management: Handles multiple negotiations simultaneously across enterprise

Use Cases

Commercial term negotiations with suppliers
Contract cost optimization
Purchasing negotiations automation
Supplier relationship management
Procurement process optimization
Cost savings initiatives

FAQs

What is the supplier satisfaction rate with Pactum's AI negotiations?

According to surveys, 90% of suppliers report having a favorable experience negotiating with Pactum's AI system.
Which major companies use Pactum?

Fortune 500 companies including Walmart, Bristol Myers Squibb, and Veritiv use Pactum for their supplier negotiations.
What are the main benefits of using Pactum?

Pactum unlocks millions in savings, enhances supplier engagement, increases business velocity, and allows procurement teams to manage more negotiations while focusing on higher-level strategy.