Open Text and SAP Announce Expanded Reseller Agreement

SAP to Resell Open Text Vendor Invoice Management (VIM) and Invoice Capture Center to Help Customers Optimize Cash Flow

ORLANDO, Fla. and WALLDORF, Germany - Open Text™ Corporation (NASDAQ: OTEX, TSX: OTC), a global leader in enterprise content management (ECM), and SAP AG (NYSE: SAP) announced today that SAP will resell Open Text Vendor Invoice Management (VIM) under the name the SAP® Invoice Management application by Open Text. As part of this agreement, SAP will also resell Open Text’s document capture solution Invoice Capture Center, from Open Text’s recent acquisition of Captaris, under the name optical character recognition (OCR) option for SAP Invoice Management. Today’s announcement builds on the reseller agreement signed by the two companies last year and demonstrates continued evidence of SAP’s ecosystem strategy to deliver additional choice and flexibility to customers looking to extend the value of their SAP investments. The announcement was made at Open Text Content World, being held Nov. 18–20 in Orlando, Florida.

Applications Optimize Entire Financial Supply Chain
Processing paper invoices, which requires substantial manual effort for data entry to financial applications, represents a major challenge for customers to manage the volume of invoices, ensure timely payment and keep costs under control. Large corporations process millions of invoices per year, of which usually more than 80 percent are still paper-based. Although invoice exceptions represent a small percentage of this volume, they account for the majority of processing time.

Applications Optimize Entire Financial Supply Chain Processing paper invoices, which requires substantial manual effort for data entry to financial applications, represents a major challenge for customers to manage the volume of invoices, ensure timely payment and keep costs under control. Large corporations process millions of invoices per year, of which usually more than 80 percent are still paper-based. Although invoice exceptions represent a small percentage of this volume, they account for the majority of processing time.

Applications Optimize Entire Financial Supply Chain Processing paper invoices, which requires substantial manual effort for data entry to financial applications, represents a major challenge for customers to manage the volume of invoices, ensure timely payment and keep costs under control. Large corporations process millions of invoices per year, of which usually more than 80 percent are still paper-based. Although invoice exceptions represent a small percentage of this volume, they account for the majority of processing time.

“Open Text continues to demonstrate its importance as an SAP partner, adding value with its proven experience in enhancing document processing solutions,” said Tom Roberts, global vice president, Global Software and Technology Partners, SAP. “By working together and expanding our reseller agreement to include invoice management, we are able to assist customers in transforming their finance functions in an efficient, more holistic manner.”

“Organizations worldwide run critical business operations on SAP solutions,” said John Wilkerson, executive vice president of Global Sales, Services and Support, Open Text. “Through our reseller agreement, we’re providing combined solutions that offer the kind of bottom-line value that’s essential in a tightening economy. We benefit from a long history of experience working with SAP to deliver these solutions, and look forward to continuing the success we’ve seen so far in our work with SAP.”

“Organizations worldwide run critical business operations on SAP solutions,” said John Wilkerson, executive vice president of Global Sales, Services and Support, Open Text. “Through our reseller agreement, we’re providing combined solutions that offer the kind of bottom-line value that’s essential in a tightening economy. We benefit from a long history of experience working with SAP to deliver these solutions, and look forward to continuing the success we’ve seen so far in our work with SAP.”

To learn more about SAP Invoice Management by Open Text and Open Text’s ECM applications for use with SAP software such as the SAP® Archiving application by Open Text and the SAP® Document Access application by Open Text, please visit http://www.sap.com/solutions/solutionextensions.

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Open Text, an enterprise software company and leader in enterprise content management, helps organizations manage and gain the true value of their business content. Open Text brings two decades of expertise supporting 46,000 customers and millions of users in 114 countries. Working with our customers and partners, we bring together leading Content Experts™ to help organizations capture and preserve corporate memory, increase brand equity, automate processes, mitigate risk, manage compliance and improve competitiveness. For more information, visit www.opentext.com.

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