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Coupa is a cloud procurement platform for managing purchasing, suppliers, invoices, and spend. Connecting Coupa to Duvo lets your assignments read procurement data directly — pulling purchase orders, supplier records, invoices, contracts, and expense reports without manual exports.

Setup

This is a credential-based connection. You provide your Coupa instance URL and OAuth2 client credentials so Duvo can authenticate against your Coupa REST API.

Prerequisites

  • A Coupa administrator account (or access to someone with one) to create an OAuth2 client.
  • Your Coupa instance must be accessible over the internet (most Coupa Cloud instances are by default).
  • An OAuth2/OpenID Connect client registered in Coupa with the Client Credentials grant type. To create one, go to Setup > Integrations > OAuth2/OpenID Connect Clients, click Create, and select Client Credentials as the grant type.
  • The OAuth2 client must have read scopes enabled for the resources your assignments need. Duvo requests the following scopes: core.common.read, core.accounting.read, core.approval.read, core.supplier.read, core.supplier_sites.read, core.user.read, core.business_entity.read, core.purchase_order.read, core.purchase_order_only.read, core.purchase_order.assignment.read, core.purchase_order_change.read, core.purchase_order_change.assignment.read, core.invoice.read, core.invoice.assignment.read, core.payables.invoice.read, core.requisition.read, core.requisition.assignment.read, core.contract.read, core.contract_party_role.read, core.contracts_template.read, core.expense.read, core.payables.expense.read. Enable all of these on the OAuth2 client to avoid authentication errors. You can review available scopes at https://{your-instance}/oauth2/scopes.

Connection Fields

FieldDescription
Instance URLYour Coupa instance URL (for example, https://your-org.coupacloud.com). This can end in .coupacloud.com or .coupahost.com depending on your deployment.
Client IDThe OAuth2 client identifier, found in Coupa under Setup > Integrations > OAuth2/OpenID Connect Clients after saving the client.
Client SecretThe OAuth2 client secret for authentication, shown alongside the client identifier after saving. Copy and store it securely.

Third-Party Documentation

Capabilities

  • Purchase orders — List, filter, and retrieve purchase orders and their line items, including status, amounts, and supplier details.
  • Invoices — Look up invoices by date, supplier, status, or amount for reconciliation and audit workflows.
  • Suppliers — Search and retrieve supplier profiles, contact information, addresses, and compliance status.
  • Requisitions — Access purchase requisitions and their approval status to track the request-to-order pipeline.
  • Contracts — Retrieve contract records for compliance checks, renewal tracking, and spend-against-contract analysis.
  • Expense reports and lines — Pull expense report data and individual line items for policy compliance reviews and spend analysis.
  • Approvals — Check approval status across procurement documents to identify bottlenecks.
  • Users — Look up Coupa user profiles, roles, and account groups.
  • Accounts and organizational data — Query chart of accounts, business entities, departments, and commodity categories for reporting context.
  • Flexible querying — Filter by any field, sort results, select specific columns, and paginate through large datasets.

Key Benefits

  • Direct procurement access — Assignments read from your Coupa instance in real time, eliminating manual data exports and copy-paste workflows.
  • Secure OAuth2 authentication — Uses the standard Client Credentials grant with scoped permissions, so access is limited to exactly what you authorize.
  • Broad data coverage — Covers the core procurement lifecycle from requisitions through purchase orders, invoices, contracts, and expenses.
  • Read-only by design — The connection only reads data from Coupa. It does not create, modify, or delete any records.

Works Well With

  • Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel — Pull Coupa spend data, purchase order summaries, or supplier lists into spreadsheets for financial analysis and stakeholder reporting.
  • Gmail or Microsoft Outlook — Retrieve procurement records and include them in automated approval notifications, spend summaries, or vendor communication.
  • Slack or Microsoft Teams — Post purchase order status updates, invoice alerts, or spend threshold notifications to relevant channels.