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At its European conference, business spend management vendor Coupa adds support for ESG compliance but wants to see companies take action, too.

At its European conference, business spend management vendor Coupa adds support for ESG compliance but wants to see companies take action, too.
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A data flow deal that works, at last! Or is it?