Today in B2B payments, Simplain discusses the biggest pain points in the grocery supply chain, and Google Cloud helps one German bank accelerate modernization. Plus, Proxtera debuts a B2B trade portal, Ingrooves launches music royalty accounting technology, and Requiti announces an acquisition.
Easing Buyer-Supplier Collaboration To Keep Grocery Shelves Stocked
Proxtera Rolls Out Network For B2B Connections
Proxtera, a global trading network, has now launched, according to a press release on Monday (March 29). The network touts its abilities to “empowering wholesale marketplaces to discover new buyers and sellers around the world, transact securely and access a range of financial and logistics services to support a successful trade.” The company has support from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA)’s Business Sans Borders (BSB) initiative.
Google Continues Works With Commerzbank On Cloud Adaptation
Ingrooves Music Group Debuts Music Royalty Accounting Software
Ingrooves Music Group is providing independent musicians and labels with royalty accounting software, Music Business Worldwide reported. The collection of tools provides three service tiers. Those include Register Splits that provides a method for small labels to divide up income without intervention. It also encompasses Register Pro, which is a royalty accounting platform for more sizable labels. And a Register Full-Service tool provides labels with access to the company’s royalty accounting workforce.
Canadian Tax FinTech Requiti Purchases Pinmo
Canada-based Requiti, which helps Canadian companies understand tax incentives, has purchased financial technology firm Pinmo for $13 million CAD (approximately $10.3 million), according to a Monday (March 29) press release. Requiti will now turn its attention to providing a complete collection of “financing and business investment” offerings to assist startups to “thrive in a competitive market” with the purchase of Pinmo.
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