‘Buy now. Pay smarter.’ company, Openpay has signed an agreement to deliver its OpyPro business to business (B2B) platform to on-line retailer, Kogan.com and continues to enhance its leadership position in Automotive with new agreement with Nissan.
Openpay signs on-line retailer, Kogan.com as new enterprise partner for OpyPro (B2B)
Openpay leveraged its existing relationship with Kogan.com in the business to customer (B2C) space to secure a new OpyPro (B2B) enterprise contract win. OpyPro will integrate with Kogan.com’s ecommerce systems to deliver an enhanced and simplified buying and transaction experience for business customers. In addition, OpyPro’s funding partner Lumi will provide credit to Kogan.com’s business customers.
Openpay’s OpyPro SaaS solution helps empower businesses to self-serve through dedicated buyer and supplier portals, reducing administration cost and time and to purchase goods and services. The OpyPro solutions allows businesses to maintain compliance with account and receivables management rules, with 24/7 real-time access to account features for greater accuracy and control of business spend.
Openpay’s CEO and Managing Director, Michael Eidel commented, “We are thrilled to have added Kogan.com to our growing list of B2B customers. This deal demonstrates strong demand from businesses for an easier and more efficient payment experience. Credit term funding for business buyers in Australia will be provided by OpyPro’s funding partner, Lumi, enabling OpyPro to operate as a capital-light, SaaS-based product.”
Kogan.com’s Director of Strategy, Ross Metherell said, “We have a longstanding relationship with Openpay in BNPL for B2C and we are pleased to be expanding our relationship with Openpay to OpyPro for B2B. We look forward to using OpyPro platform as part of our offering to our business customers.”
OpyPro is Openpay’s platform for the global B2B market, built as modern, merchant-led software that large companies can use to manage their trade accounts end-to-end in a fully digitised manner – from application to transaction and remittance.
This announcement follows B2B partnerships with Woolworths, HP and Kyriba and provides Openpay the unique opportunity to become a provider of choice in the multi-trillion dollar Australian and international markets for B2B payments.
Openpay enhances leadership position in Automotive sector with agreement with Nissan
Openpay has secured a key agreement with Nissan Australia, which includes marketing campaigns to drive new customer growth and targeted communication to Nissan Australia’s existing customer base. Nissan Australia will work with its dealership network to increase the availability and use of Openpay’s consumer payment offerings among its 188 network dealerships.
Openpay’s ANZ CEO, Dion Appel said, “We are excited to have signed with Nissan as a new customer in the Automotive vertical, further enhancing our leadership position. Through this partnership, we can help give Nissan’s customers greater payment flexibility and options for the automotive servicing needs.”
Nissan Australia Director of Aftersales, Michael Hill said, “We are delighted to partner with Openpay, a leader in the Automotive space. They offer our customers new payment options, which will also assist with customer retention and satisfaction.”
Openpay continues to deliver on its strategy to become a leader in its chosen verticals, primed for longer, larger and customised payment plans with healthy revenue yield. This announcement follows recently announced agreements with Ford Australia, Pentana Solutions, Dunlop Super Dealers, DC Motor Group, Norris Motor Group, Thomson Motor Group, Janrule Group and Goodyear Autocare. Openpay will continue to focus on further partnerships with leading OEMs, distributors, and importers in the automotive sector to further entrench itself as a market leading Buy Now, Pay Smarter provider in the Automotive vertical.
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