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Basware acquires Redmap to expand AP automation in Australia
Read the full story: Basware acquires Redmap to expand AP automation in AustraliaBasware strengthens its AP automation reach through Redmap acquisition. The global invoice automation leader has acquired Australian AP software provider Redmap, expanding its reach across the fast-growing Asia-Pacific market as governments and businesses accelerate adoption of e-invoicing and compliance automation.

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