To simplify the onboarding process, Intel will invite most suppliers to register on the Ariba Network with a standard account. Remember, all fees are paid for when transacting with Intel. If you're a standard account supplier, take advantage of the full power of the Ariba Network when you upgrade (see 17:01) today.
Fees - Paid by Intel for all transactions with Intel fees may be incurred by you when transacting with other customersįor a more complete list of features, see the comparison of Ariba Network capabilities by registration type. Publish catalogs which, detail your products and services to improve order accuracy. Access to Ariba Support via phone, chat, or email access to online training courses. Create and export reports archiving capabilities. Receive and manage orders and invoices from multiple customers in one online dashboard, including past orders and invoices. Some of the key features of an Enterprise Account include the following: Read the Ariba Network quick start guide › Watch Ariba's supplier basics video (4:33) › Watch an overview of the Ariba Network (4:07) › You will be responsible for fees incurred when doing business with other customers. Click the “Accept your customer’s Trading Relationship Request” to begin the onboarding process.įees: Intel is paying the fees normally associated with Enterprise Accounts when you transact with Intel. Shortly thereafter, you will receive a Trading Relationship Request (TRR) from Ariba. For those suppliers which Intel prioritizes for an Enterprise Account, Intel will send you a Project Notification Letter (PNL) with instructions for onboarding onto the Ariba Network and a list of resources to help you learn about the Ariba Network and get answers to your questions.
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