35k
lines a month
Infrastructure · Netherlands
Classifying 35,000 procurement lines a month into UNSPSC
We are currently working with Strukton, a major Dutch infrastructure contractor, on automated UNSPSC classification at scale.
The challenge
The team needed a reliable way to turn large volumes of procurement lines into structured categories without adding headcount or creating another manual burden.
Pearstop provides automated classification and review so the team can keep their focus on category management and supplier decisions while the system handles the repetitive work.
SAP
system of record
Coming soon
full case study
We are working through the classification problem at scale so procurement can focus on the decisions that matter.
What changed?
This work sits squarely in the procurement data quality and UNSPSC lane - exactly where hard services companies feel the pain first.
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