Opstream

What Opstream is

Opstream is an enterprise procurement platform for bringing data from different systems together and automating purchasing workflows. It covers requests and intake, approvals, vendor management, and the procure-to-pay lifecycle. Teams can set rules to route approvals, prompt renewals, and run compliance checks using live data and business logic. Its Schema Editor lets procurement, legal, and finance staff configure request types, approval paths, conditional rules, and automations without engineering support. Opstream says it connects with 120+ enterprise systems, including NetSuite, SAP, Workday, DocuSign, Slack, and Okta. Integration controls include SSO, SCIM provisioning, role-based permissions, and immutable audit logs. The logs record workflow actions, decisions, and overrides, and can be filtered and exported for compliance reporting. Opstream describes its architecture as API-first, with API connections for ERP, TPRM, and HRIS systems. It is intended for enterprise procurement across multiple ERPs and also serves finance, legal, IT, and operations teams. It is available via web and API; pricing is provided on request.