# OCI punchout with PLGGR | Order Entry > The OCI plugin on PLGGR | Order Entry makes a supplier's catalogue punchout ready, so buyers can order from their own procurement system, including SAP Ariba and GHX. Software as a service, not a custom project. ## What is OCI punchout OCI stands for Open Catalog Interface, a standard set by SAP to connect procurement systems to supplier catalogues. With a punchout, a buyer jumps from their own procurement system into a supplier's web catalogue, picks products there and returns with a filled basket. The order then runs through the customer's procurement process, with approvals and budgets as the customer has set them up. Who asks for it: purchasing organisations, hospitals and government bodies. ## The challenge Large buyers order less and less by email, phone or a separate webshop. They order in their own system, within their own agreements. What buyers expect: - The supplier's range in their system - Their own prices and agreements - An order that fits their process - No double entry ## How PLGGR handles it - The OCI plugin: runs on PLGGR | Order Entry and is fully OCI compatible. The buyer shops in the supplier's range and returns with a filled basket. Customer-specific prices and ranges still apply. - Platforms: PLGGR supports the integration with several OCI ordering platforms, including SAP Ariba and GHX (widely used in healthcare), and other platforms that support OCI. ## How a punchout runs 1. The buyer opens their own procurement system and picks the supplier. 2. The punchout opens the supplier's catalogue in PLGGR | Order Entry, with that customer's range and prices. 3. The buyer picks products and returns with a filled basket. 4. The customer approves in their own system, and the order reaches the supplier. ## Questions - Which platforms does the OCI plugin work with? Several OCI ordering platforms, including SAP Ariba and GHX. - Do customer-specific prices still apply? Yes. In the punchout the buyer sees the range and prices that apply to that customer. - Is this a custom project? No. The OCI plugin runs on PLGGR | Order Entry as software as a service. ## Pages - [OCI punchout (EN)](https://plggr.com/pages/oci-punchout) - [OCI punchout (NL)](https://plggr.com/nl-nl/pages/oci-punchout) - [PLGGR | Order Entry](https://plggr.com/pages/order-entry) - [Book a demo](https://plggr.com/pages/contact)