Mulpha Goes Live: RapidP2P Automation via TechnologyOne

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We are excited to announce that Mulpha is now live with RapidP2P, marking a significant step forward in their procure-to-pay (P2P) transformation. As a leading Australian investment group in real estate debt and equity, specialising in hospitality, leisure, residential, commercial property development, retail, and office sectors, the organisation is committed to driving operational excellence through automation.

For more information on the projects, visit mulpha.com.au.

Comprehensive P2P Automation with RapidP2P

Mulpha has embraced a holistic approach to P2P automation, leveraging key modules of RapidP2P, including RapidAP for invoice processing and approvals, and RapidPO for purchase order requisition and management. These modules work together to deliver end-to-end efficiency, ensuring seamless compliance, transparency, and automation.

Key Highlights of the RapidP2P Implementation

RapidAP Compliance, Coding, and Approvals: The implementation of RapidAP has strengthened their ability to manage purchase requisitions with greater compliance and efficiency, reducing manual efforts and improving oversight.

RapidPO for Purchase Order Management: With RapidPO, the organisation now benefits from a streamlined purchase order requisition and management system, ensuring all procurement activities align with operational goals.

Seamless TechnologyOne Integration: The end-to-end RapidAP solution has been seamlessly integrated with TechnologyOne, providing enhanced visibility, control, and automation across their procure-to-pay processes.

Achieved Benefits

The Efficiency Leaders partnership has delivered tangible improvements, including:

  • Centralised invoice processing for greater visibility and control
  • Increased compliance and automation in coding and approvals
  • Reduction in offshore FTEs, minimising operational costs
  • Enhanced purchase order compliance through streamlined RapidPO processes
  • Elimination of duplicate and missing payments
  • Scalability to extend automation across other business areas

Collaboration with Atturra

As part of this successful implementation, Efficiency Leaders has partnered with Atturra, a leading technology services provider, to integrate RapidAP seamlessly within Mulpha’s existing infrastructure. Atturra’s expertise in business and technology transformation played a crucial role in ensuring a smooth deployment and enhancing the automation capabilities.

For further details on our collaboration with Atturra, please refer to the full client story available on their official website.

A Partnership for Growth

Efficiency Leaders is proud to support Mulpha in its journey towards full P2P automation, enabling growth through efficient, transparent, and scalable procurement solutions. With RapidP2P, including RapidAP and RapidPO, we have provided them with a future-ready platform that empowers their operations.

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