The phrase "automated purchase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a transaction that is completed automatically, often through technology or software, without the need for manual intervention.
Example: "The online store offers an automated purchase option, allowing customers to buy items with just one click."
Alternatives: "automatic transaction" or "automated transaction".
The merchants used a variety of online retail strategies, from operating online storefronts with automated purchase forms to advertising on black hat forums and freelance labor Web sites.
Your automated purchase order is not static -- it should keep evolving.
For an online retailer an automated purchase and replenishment service is an obviously logical next step.
Xaxis has existed for nearly five years, but I have been doing this job for closer to ten years, and I think we have built an exceptionally good platform for the automated purchase of media, but that is in a digital environment.
While not itself a bank, Simple operates as an intermediary between users and FDIC-insured institutions to provide users with access to data around their financial history, as well as tracking of expenditures and savings goals, with automated purchase data collected when its customers use their Simple Visa debit card.
It's directly linked to the library's automated purchasing system, so texts are bought based on constantly updated numbers of those on a course roll.
At its simplest, it is a way to automate purchasing, by exchanging the usual order and bill of sale electronically to make it safe, secure and verifiable.
This requires determining the process bottlenecks and areas that should prove easy to automate -- including purchase order requisitions, submitting IT support or help desk requests -- and onboarding new employees with workspaces, computers and badges.
Founder and CEO Abhishek Chatterjee says that his company's competitors include Quantifand, which interprets social media data for companies, and Taykey, which automates the purchase of targeted online ads.
Redwood City, Calif.-based Zuora, founded in March 2007, has built a platform that automates purchasing and billing for online subscriptions.
