Client stories

Comments from category leads and procurement directors who used our assessments, deep-dives, and tracking packs ahead of rebids and renewals.

“The assessment forced us to separate promotional packaging from everyday cartons. Once those lines were split, the savings map matched what our plant managers already suspected—but could never prove in a finance meeting. The second workshop ran long; we needed that extra hour to argue through two supplier files.”

Siriporn Chaiwat — Category Lead, Packaging, Regional CPG manufacturer, Bangkok · Procurement Savings Assessment

“We knew one logistics partner carried too much of our inbound spend. Seeing the share by lane, not just by total baht, changed how we briefed the board. I would have liked a deeper look at secondary carriers earlier in the project.”

Anan Rojana — Sourcing Manager, Industrial distributor, Eastern Seaboard · Supplier Concentration Review

“Finance stopped questioning our claimed figures once the quarterly pack lined invoices against the baseline we had agreed in writing. The first quarter still needed cleanup on unit conversions, which the team handled without drama.”

Melissa Hart — Procurement Director, Hospitality group with Thai properties · Quarterly Savings Tracking

Facilities renewal under a tight calendar

Thanakorn’s team faced three facilities contracts renewing within eight weeks. Historical spend sat in two accounting systems with different cost-center codes. Core Vertexpoint normalized twelve months of invoice lines, highlighted concentration in HVAC maintenance, and produced a category brief the renewal team used in supplier meetings. One recommended dual-source step was deferred because qualification time exceeded the renewal window—an honest constraint the brief called out rather than burying.

“The facilities deep-dive gave our renewal team a negotiation pack they could carry into supplier meetings without rewriting it. Charts were clear; the written risk notes on single-source HVAC parts were the piece leadership actually read.”

Thanakorn Phisit — Head of Indirect Spend, Thai manufacturing group