2008 PurchasingNet Customer Satisfaction Survey Completed

May 19, 2008 – PurchasingNet, Inc. (www.PurchasingNet.com) customers recently completed a survey that rated the company’s support, implementation services, and overall satisfaction with the PNet Procure-to-Pay Software Solution.

Some of the highlights from the survey include:

• 97% reported PNet’s overall functionality met or exceeded their expectations.
  
• 85% said their PNet implementation met or exceeded their expectations (on time and on budget).
• 64% said they are currently using the PNet solution to help their company achieve Sarbanes-Oxley compliance.
• 60% rated PNet customer support superior when compared to other software companies.
• The median time to ROI was 6-12 months.

“We are very pleased with the results of our recent customer survey,” stated Laurene Fielder, Senior Vice President, PurchasingNet, “In addition to consistently high rankings for outstanding ratings, we learned that a majority of our customers rate their overall experience with PurchasingNet better than with other software companies,” she concluded.

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PurchasingNet, Inc. (www.PurchasingNet.com) is a leading provider of Web-based eProcurement and ePayables software to mid- and large-sized companies. The company has over 1,400 customers in Financial Services, Retail/Consumer Products, Professional Services, Media/Publishing, and a variety of other industries.

Founded in 1983, PurchasingNet has focused exclusively on the development and implementation of Procurement and Payables applications since inception. In addition to building an extensive, blue-chip client base, PurchasingNet possesses deep domain expertise in Purchasing and Payables business processes. The average length of service at PurchasingNet is 8 years per employee.

PurchasingNet's customers include US Bank, Navy Federal Credit Union, American Financial Group, Liz Claiborne, HBO, EarthLink, XM Satellite Radio, Black & Decker, Kroger, and General Mills.