Take back control of purchasing
See how Unimarket brings fragmented, decentralized purchasing into a single platform, giving procurement teams oversight without adding friction for end users.
Product Spotlight Webinar
Friction to Flow: Inside the Tools Driving Change
Discover how Unimarket addresses the fragmented purchasing, approval bottlenecks, spend visibility gaps, supplier sprawl, and procurement-finance divide that higher ed institutions face every day, with a focused product demo.
Wednesday, April 29, 2026 | 11:00am AEST
From friction to flow: see exactly how it's done
After unpacking the realities of fragmented purchasing, approval bottlenecks, and limited visibility in our recent panel, one thing was clear: Most organisations don’t have a policy problem — they have a process problem. So what does “better” actually look like?
Join us for a live walkthrough of the Unimarket platform, where we’ll demonstrate how procurement and finance teams are:
- Regaining control over decentralised purchasing
- Removing approval bottlenecks without sacrificing governance
- Gaining real-time visibility into spend (not just hindsight)
- Reducing supplier sprawl and strengthening compliance
- Connecting procurement and finance to streamline invoice processing and payments
This isn’t a feature tour. It’s a practical look at how leading organisations are moving from workarounds to workflows — and turning friction into flow.
Wednesday, April 29, 2026 | 11:00am PDT
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Why you should watch this webinar
In this session, our experts demonstrate how Unimarket Procure-to-Pay can help you:
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Presented by:
Dale Burgess
P2P Solutions Director and ANZ Partnerships at Unimarket
Dale Burgess is the P2P Solutions Director and ANZ Partnerships lead at Unimarket, bringing over 20 years of experience across SaaS, financial automation, and enterprise procurement across ANZ and APAC.
Known for building commercial functions from the ground up, Dale has led market entry, strategic partnerships, and complex enterprise sales cycles across financial services, government, and high-growth technology organisations. He combines deep P2P domain expertise with a track record of sustained revenue growth at C-suite level.
Whether you attended our Friction to Flow Thought Leadership Webinar or you're joining for the first time, this 30-minute session will show you exactly how Unimarket addresses the core challenges slowing procurement down.
What you'll see in this demo:
✅ Eliminate fragmented purchasing and take back control
See how Unimarket consolidates decentralized purchasing across departments into a single governed platform, giving procurement teams oversight without disrupting how people buy.
✅ Cut through approval bottlenecks and remove workarounds
Watch configurable approval workflows route requests to the right people at the right time, reducing the manual back-and-forth and unofficial workarounds that slow purchasing down and create risk.
✅ Close the spend visibility gap
Explore the dashboards and reporting tools that surface real-time spend data across your institution, giving procurement and finance leadership the insight they need to act with confidence.
✅ Simplify supplier management and reduce sprawl
See how Unimarket centralizes supplier records, streamlines onboarding, and reduces the complexity of managing vendors across a large institution with multiple departments and buying channels.
✅ Bridge the gap between procurement and finance
Discover how shared data, aligned workflows, and integrated reporting bring procurement and finance teams onto the same page, reducing friction and improving outcomes across the full procure-to-pay cycle.
See how Unimarket Procure-to-Pay helps institutions eliminate friction, gain visibility, and take control of the full purchasing lifecycle.
Thought leadership webinar
From Friction to Flow: What's Really Driving Regulated Industries to Rethink Procure-to-Pay?
Procurement isn't broken. But the way work actually gets done? That's where things start to unravel. Watch our expert panel unpack what's really driving organisations to rethink procure-to-pay.
Available on-demand