Master-vendor payments platform for enterprise tail-spend suppliers
Candex acts as a single intermediary vendor so large enterprises can buy from and pay occasional, low-risk suppliers across borders. Its stack pairs a .NET Core/C# and SQL Server core with integrations into Ariba, Coupa, SAP and Oracle, the procurement systems it plugs into. Hiring leans toward sales, finance and support rather than engineering, and job posts point to country launches, multi-country tax filing and reconciliation at transaction volume.
Candex, founded in 2011 and headquartered in New York, provides a master-vendor service for large organizations that need to pay one-time or irregular suppliers. It handles supplier setup, support, tax and regulatory requirements, including cross-border and multi-currency payments. Customers can reach it inside their existing e-procurement tools, through bulk uploads, or by API. The privately held company has 201–500 employees and hires in the United States, United Kingdom, Israel and Canada.
Candex builds on .NET Core, C#, ASP.NET MVC and SQL Server on AWS, with a JavaScript, Backbone.js and Webpack front end. It also uses NetSuite and Tableau, plus Playwright and Selenium for testing.
Yes. Ariba, Coupa, SAP and Oracle all appear in Candex's stack, which fits its model of working directly inside customers' existing e-procurement systems.
Candex hires in the United States, United Kingdom, Israel and Canada. Sales, finance and support are the most active areas.
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