Punchout Site Settings

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Setting	Details
Name	A unique name the supplier is identified by throughout many different areas in Coupa.
Punchout URL	The full supplier URL in Coupa. This is normally specified by the supplier. For FedRAMP-enabled instances, the supplier URL must be HTTPS. HTTP is not supported.
Description	Provide a description of the punchout site.
Logo	The supplier's logo. This will appear as a link to the punchout site on the Coupa home screen under the Shop Online section. We recommend images be in JPG or PNG format 150 x 50 pixels in size.
Supplier	The supplier associated with the punchout site. You must choose a supplier with an active account in Coupa.
Related Commodities	The commodities associated with the punchout.
Contract	Allows you to select the contract associated with the supplier.
Tag List	Tags that are used during item search. For example, if an end user searches for a stapler, and you want them to select a punchout supplier because they have the best discount, you could add the “stapler” tag (and other popular tags) to the punchout site to have it appear first in the search results.
Lead Time	Lead time is used to calculate the "need by" date on req lines when the request is fully approved and about to be flipped into a PO and the following conditions apply: The "need by" date is blank The "need by" date is < order date + lead time
Domain	Anything defined by the supplier, but it's usually `DUNS` or `NetworkID`, depending on the corresponding identity value.
Identity	Usually the supplier's DUNS or NetworkID.
Secret	A password that the customer and supplier have agreed upon. This is a required field.
Sender Domain	Usually a DUNS or NetworkID.
Sender Identity	Usually a DUNS or NetworkID.
Protocol	This field should always be `cxml`.
SSL Version	Use this dropdown to select a specific encryption type for supplier connections. If left blank, the most supported version will be used.
Disable SSL Cert Verification	Enabling this means that SSL certificate mismatch errors are ignored. SSL certificate validation provides a means of security between your suppliers and your company. Disabling SSL certificate validation can introduce a security risk to your network.
Supports Punchout Inspection	This should only be selected if the supplier supports punchout inspection. If the supplier supports inspection, then when an approver is reviewing the req the approver will have a static page of the punnchout checkout page that displays additional information.
Default Business Unit From User's Department	Coupa pulls the default for the custom field when someone clicks on the punchout site, and Coupa sends the punchout setup request. If you don't set up a custom field, Coupa sends the person's department to the supplier.