Intake Management Software

Dynamic intake for every request

One entry point for every request type — new purchases, renewals, RFPs. Forms adapt to each requester, auto-route to the right workflow, and cut approval delays by over 50%.

Simple intake drives adoption

Drive company-wide adoption with Dynamic Intake — accessible from a single URL, embedded directly in Slack or Teams, so employees can submit requests without ever leaving the tools they already use.

Easier for the requester

Forms that adapt to every request type — new purchases, renewals, RFPs, or custom needs — so requesters only ever see and answer what's relevant to them.

Preferred vendors

Save time for requesters and cut down on duplicative spending by automatically suggesting existing and preferred vendors for every purchase.

Smart, dynamic, conversational intake

Help employees submit accurate, complete requests by using Vertice AI to extract order form data and pre-fill request details.

Vertice AI

Embedded throughout your processes and trained to complete 70+ procurement tasks.

Workflow Builder

Automate approvals and cut procurement time in half with intelligent, drag & drop workflows.

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The need-to-knows about Vertice

What is intake management software, and how does dynamic Intake fit in?

Intake management software helps organizations streamline and automate request submissions, approvals, and data capture. Vertice’s dynamic intake adapts to each purchase request with smart, customizable forms, ensuring requesters only see relevant fields, supporting automated routing, and improving efficiency across the entire submission workflow.

Does Vertice support document uploads or scanning during intake?

Yes – the no-code intake form within Vertice’s intake management software includes smart document ingestion, automatically scanning uploaded files so requests can be launched immediately, making request management faster and more efficient.

How are requests processed once submitted through dynamic intake?

Once submitted, requests are automatically routed into the appropriate approval workflow. Vertice uses the information collected in the intake form – such as request type, cost, department, and any uploaded documents – to trigger the right tasks and approvals, supporting efficient, automated routing throughout the process.

Can I customize the intake form to suit our internal procurement policies?

Absolutely. Vertice’s dynamic intake form is fully customizable, allowing you to specify which fields to collect, enforce compliance with internal policies, and streamline workflows through automated process management.

What are the main benefits of using an intake management platform with dynamic intake?

An intake management platform with dynamic intake streamlines request tracking, reduces manual errors, and speeds up approvals by automatically routing submissions into the appropriate workflows. It also ensures stakeholders such as legal, procurement, IT, compliance and finance consistently capture the data that they need to progress approval quickly, improving efficiency and supporting better decision-making.

How does dynamic intake improve the user experience for requesters?

By using adaptive forms, dynamic intake ensures requesters only see what’s relevant, reducing confusion and minimizing unnecessary back-and-forth.

How does intake management software fit into a procurement workflow?

Intake management sits at the start of the procurement workflow. When a team member raises a purchase request, the software captures the required information, routes it to the right approvers based on pre-set rules and tracks progress until resolved. This replaces manual emails and spreadsheet logs with a structured approval workflow that every stakeholder can see in real time. Vertice’s Insights Hub data shows that teams using automated intake routing cut cycle times by an average of 27%.

What is the difference between a purchase request, a requisition and a purchase order?

A purchase request (or requisition) is an internal document raised by a team member asking for approval to buy something. Once approved it becomes a purchase order – the formal instruction sent to a vendor. Vertice’s intake management software handles request management throughout this process, capturing the requisition, routing it for approval and generating the data needed to raise a purchase order – all in a single system. Data can also flow into your finance stack via ERP integration through Vertice’s open API, removing manual re-entry.

How does intake management software support budget control and spend management?

By routing every purchase request through a structured procurement intake process, your team gains real-time visibility into what is being requested, approved and committed before spend happens. Vertice’s spend management layer links intake data to budget commitments and pricing benchmarks from the Vertice Insights Hub, so approvers can see whether proposed SaaS vendor spend is in line with market rates. Standardized intake also makes sourcing decisions more informed, so teams enter negotiations with context rather than guesswork.

How does Vertice streamline the entire procurement process by bringing intake requests and workflow routing into one place?

Vertice gives your teams a single, structured way to submit and manage procurement requests, so nothing gets lost in emails or ad-hoc forms. Each request enters a guided procurement intake process that captures the right details up front, applies your policies, and automatically routes it through the right steps. This keeps procurement teams aligned and creates a consistent, repeatable procurement workflow that moves faster and requires far less manual oversight.

How does Vertice help teams link intake to sourcing processes, contract management, and supplier performance?

By standardizing purchase intake, Vertice captures the critical data needed to support smooth procurement orchestration across the platform. That context makes sourcing processes more informed, keeps contract management timelines on track and helps teams monitor supplier performance with fewer surprises.