In the coming weeks, Staples Advantage will upgrade the look and feel of its ordering site on the ePro punch-out catalog through PeopleSoft Financials system. With this new easy-to-use site, you’ll enjoy great updates like more intuitive navigation, enhanced search and browse and improved product detail and photos.
Staples will also change its Customer Service contact information as they make this transition.
We are working in partnership with Staples Advantage to make this an easy transition. You can continue to use the Staples Advantage catalog in ePro. Please stay tuned for further communications regarding training and important program changes.
To learn more about the new site go to http://purchasing.syr.edu/html/staples.html for the link to the
online tutorial.
Thank you for your support.
Website: http://purchasing.syr.edu
Contact: Purchasing Office
443-2281
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