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    FOR PROCUREMENT TEAMS

    Vendor mail, classified and answered by policy.

    Linkence classifies the vendor inbox, drafts replies grounded in your procurement policy, and escalates the sensitive threads, sending only after a person reviews.

    Starts withA vendor inbox in Gmail or Outlook
    Grounds inYour procurement policy and checklists
    ProducesA reviewed reply, sent after approval
    Human gateRequired before verified system writes
    THE STARTING FRICTION

    The vendor inbox is a policy test, every hour.

    Security packets, onboarding documents, and renewal questions all land in one inbox. Each answer depends on the procurement policy, which lives in SharePoint and is longer than anyone remembers.

    So vendors wait, documents go missing, and the sensitive threads get the same treatment as the routine ones.

    • 01

      Vendor mail is answered inconsistently.

    • 02

      The policy is hard to apply mid-queue.

    • 03

      Missing documents stall onboarding.

    ONE SCENARIO, END TO END

    See Procurement work a real ask.

    It starts with a plain-English question.

    No query syntax, no digging through tabs. The ask is stated the way a person would say it.

    The asklive from approved scope
    Classify this week's vendor mail and prepare the response to the missing security packet.
    Linkence reads across the connected sources in scope before it answers.
    GmailOutlookSharePointGoogle Drive
    THE DECISION BOUNDARY

    Clear about what Linkence does, and what stays with you.

    Linkence handles

    • Classifying the vendor inbox
    • Drafting replies grounded in procurement policy
    • Listing missing onboarding items
    • Sending only after explicit review

    You control

    • The procurement policy itself
    • Which threads escalate to a person
    • The final wording of every reply
    • Vendor activation decisions
    HOW IT RUNS

    The workflows behind Procurement.

    Triage vendor mail

    The vendor inbox needs sorting

    GmailOutlook

    A classified queue: routine vs. sensitive

    A person takes the sensitive threads

    Chase a missing document

    Onboarding stalls on a missing item

    SharePointGoogle Drive

    A cited draft listing what is outstanding

    Procurement reviews and approves before send

    Escalate a sensitive thread

    A vendor thread needs judgement, not a template

    GmailSharePoint

    The thread routed to a person with context

    Procurement decides the response
    PILOT MEASURES

    How to tell Procurement is working.

    • First-response time on the vendor inbox
    • Replies grounded in the procurement policy
    • Onboarding stalls from missing documents
    SYSTEMS INVOLVED

    The systems Procurement reads and writes.

    PROCUREMENT QUESTIONS

    Direct answers about Procurement.

    Every answer reflects how the product actually behaves, never generalised.

    Does it reply to vendors automatically?+

    No. It drafts replies grounded in your procurement policy and sends only after a person reviews. Sensitive threads escalate rather than draft.

    What does it ground replies in?+

    Your procurement policy in SharePoint and your onboarding checklists in Drive, cited on the draft.

    Can it track missing onboarding documents?+

    Yes. It lists the outstanding items for each vendor and drafts the follow-up, so onboarding does not stall silently.

    SEE PROCUREMENT ON YOUR DATA

    Bring Procurement into one governed workflow.

    We will show how Linkence finds the relevant context, presents the work and keeps every sensitive change under your team's control.

    Representative data is enough for the first demo. No production access required.