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Taulia brings supplier finance to Europe with the help of Kaizo

Cloud-based e-invoicing, payment and supplier financing provider Taulia Inc. has selected Kaizo to provide PR support for its expansion into the UK and EMEA markets.

Kaizo will be responsible for PR activity in the UK, and subsequently Europe. The team is tasked with publicising Taulia and dynamic discounting as the preferred way for companies to automate their payables process and provide their suppliers with inexpensive access to cash.

Taulia’s services help buying organisations become more profitable through automating and maximising supplier discounts. The solution gives suppliers the ability to get paid faster in exchange for early payment discounts. Headquartered in San Francisco, Taulia has offices in New York, Park City, London and Dusseldorf.

“We are excited to be working alongside Kaizo as we expand Taulia in Europe,” said Jon Keating, European managing director of Taulia. He continued, “We have a great story to tell and are confident that the insight and enthusiasm the Kaizo team have demonstrated will help us make dynamic discounting the norm for major European businesses”.

“We are delighted to be selected by Taulia. Their products will be essential in assisting the global economic recovery by improving cash flow and working capital flexibility for suppliers through early payments by large companies,” said Crispin Manners, director at Kaizo.

Taulia is expanding in the UK at the same time as the UK Government’s programme to support the adoption of Supply Chain Finance gathers momentum. In the announcement on October 23rd 2012, Prime Minister David Cameron said: “In the current climate, viable businesses can struggle to get the finance they need to grow – this scheme will not only help them secure finance and support cash flow, but will help secure supply chains for some of our biggest companies and protect thousands of jobs. It can be a win-win, with large companies and small suppliers both benefiting from this innovative scheme.”

Jon Keating added, “The Taulia platform can play a key role in the success of this initiative and we are looking forward to working with Kaizo to increase the awareness of the benefits Taulia can bring buyers and suppliers.”

About Taulia
Taulia provides cloud-based invoice, payment and supplier financing management solutions for large buying organizations throughout the world. Organizations can reduce their total spend and achieve double-digit returns on cash positions, while proving opportunities for their suppliers to benefit from early payments, eInvoicing capabilities and low-cost financing options. Some of the most innovative brands in the world rely on Taulia, including Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated, Pfizer, Pacific Gas & Electric, Hallmark and many other Fortune 500 companies from various industries. Taulia is headquartered in San Francisco with offices in London, Düsseldorf, Germany, New York City and Park City, Utah. For more information, visit http://www.taulia.com.

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