NITBY

Coupa Certified Partner

Get it right before Coupa sees it.

NITBY is the control layer for Coupa master data. Your teams file a request; NITBY checks every line against your rules, routes it to the approver your policy names, loads it into the right instance — and brings back Coupa's own answer.

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Trusted where procurement cannot stop.

Four groups run NITBY on live Coupa instances, across more than ninety countries. The oldest connection has been in service since 2015.

  • Sanofi
    Connected
    2015
    Countries
    +50
  • Opella
    Connected
    2020
    Countries
    +90
  • Equans
    Connected
    2023
    Countries
    +20
  • Institut Pasteur
    Connected
    2025
    Countries
    +25

Nothing reaches Coupa unchecked. Nothing reaches it unsigned.

Why it matters

A rejected import is never a technical detail. It is a team blocked, a supplier not created, a buyer who cannot buy — and three days of untangling for someone who did not cause it.

See the four stages

Stage two — Check

Catch the error here, not in Coupa.

Your Core Model rules and Coupa's own constraints run upfront. Failing rows go back to the person who filed them, with the reason written out — not a rejected import to untangle later.

NITBY dashboard: 10K errors caught before Coupa, found in 683K values checked; 99% of loads completed; 88% delivery rate.
NITBY, performance panel — demonstration instance.
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Stage three — Approve

The right signature, every single time.

Segregation of duty is applied to every change, not only the sensitive ones, and a requester can never sign their own request. Each signature stays with the record for as long as you keep it.

A long, bright workspace with teams at work.

Stage four — Answer

Coupa's answer, on the record.

Pushed through the native connector, then the reply comes back and is recorded: created, rejected, and why. Nobody has to assemble the trail afterwards from a mailbox and a log file.

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NITBY integration list: eight requests pushed to Coupa, each with its table, timestamp and Pushed status.
NITBY, integration dashboard — demonstration instance.

Five problems you stop having.

  • Changes that actually go through

    Your business files a request and gets its change in Coupa. No ticket, no chasing, no spreadsheet going round for the third time.

  • Errors die here, not in production

    Every line is checked against your rules and Coupa's own constraints before anything is sent. You get the fix list upfront, not a rejected file at six in the evening.

  • Segregation of duty you can prove

    Who may ask, who must approve — applied to every change, and nobody ever signs their own request.

  • An audit trail you never have to assemble

    Who asked, who approved, what was sent and what Coupa answered. On the record, automatically, for as long as you keep it.

  • IT out of the middle

    The business owns its own master data. Your integration team stops being the bottleneck for a cost centre that changed.

Company

We run it before you do.

Each new Coupa release is tested against NITBY before it reaches you, so an upgrade never becomes your problem. Twelve years of Coupa implementations decide what we build next — starting with the first worldwide one, in 2014.

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Hands joined over a worktable.
A bright loft office with people at work.
A bright loft workspace with teams at work.

Bring us the data operation that costs you the most time.

There is no self-service trial: NITBY runs against your own Coupa instance, so we start from your Core Model and your real constraints. A working session, not a pitch.