Managed file transfer - Softmarket
Softmarket testing for secure file transfer system Cambridgeshire County Council are currently looking at options for a secure file transfer system to transfer business critical documents: Payroll, pensions, revs and bens, social care payments in and out of a shared ERP system to support both internal and external teams.
The current solution support multiple local authorities for different business process.
The requirements is to procure a secure file transfer and file automation software for transfer of documents both internally and externally in and out of ERP and other business applications.
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Cambridgeshire County Council are currently looking at
Cambridgeshire County Council are currently looking at options for a secure file transfer system to transfer business critical documents: Payroll, pensions, revs and bens, social care payments in and out of a shared ERP system to support both internal and external teams.
The current solution support multiple local authorities
The current solution support multiple local authorities for different business process.
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- OCID
- a2b630ec-c347-4682-956d-d6ab05710d8f
- Stage
- preprocurement · Closed
- Source
- Contracts Finder
- Buyer ref
- CCC001-DN707305-09885756
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