There comes a point where you can start to feel a bit cooped up working on the latest updates for a product like Tradeshift – so we firmly believe it’s important to get out there and stretch your legs sometimes. And if we can spread the Tradeshift message at the same time, all the better…. More »

Tradeshift Code Monkey Joakim Recht is back with the follow up to his first tech article Tradeshift Technology Preview. As previously mentioned, the core Tradeshift platform is built using a Grails frontend and a Java backend. Grails is one of those rapid development environments inspired by Ruby on Rails, just implemented in Groovy instead of Rails…. More »

This article is written by a new author on our blog – Tradeshift Code Monkey Joakim Recht. Enjoy his preview of the Tradeshift Technology triggered by our Tradeshift Technology, Glögg & Æbleskiver event happening in Copenhagen today. It turns out I’ve been at Tradeshift for quite a while now – it’s been almost two years… More »

You can say what you want about Tradeshift but one thing’s for sure, we’re not shrinking violets. We like to get out there, talk to people and make an impression. Therefore, we’re delighted to have beaten hundreds of companies in being chosen to present to the crowds at Finovate 2012. Finovate is a conference focused… More »

It might seem like a strange question in a world, where the default is that suppliers are paid on average 52 days after they send an invoice. When we first started asking our customers, advisors and others about this, we just got strange looks, were we crazy? We were told that this is the natural order, this is… More »