JAGGAER, a global leader in source-to-pay and supplier collaboration, has partnered with Conferma to enable embedded virtual card payments within its platform. The integration allows organisations to generate virtual cards at the point of order to pay vendors and issue cards to employees for purchases and travel. The partnership expands JAGGAER Pay into European markets for the first time, bringing embedded virtual card functionality to customers outside North America. Organisations can instantly create secure virtual cards for approved purchase orders using existing corporate card programmes without leaving the JAGGAER platform. The solution aims to streamline supplier payments, reduce manual invoice processing, and improve working capital management whilst increasing rebate revenue from maximising card spend. The capability is now available globally.

JAGGAER, a global leader in AI-powered source-to-pay software, has appointed Craig Cuffie to its board of directors. Cuffie currently serves as Group Chief Procurement Officer at HSBC, overseeing global sourcing strategy, supplier governance and sustainability operations. Previously, Cuffie was Chief Procurement Officer at Salesforce and spent over six years at Intuit in senior operations roles. He has consistently transformed procurement into a strategic advantage across financial services, aerospace, technology and consumer goods sectors. The appointment was sourced through Vista Equity Partners' external board programme, which identifies qualified board candidates for its portfolio companies. JAGGAER's CEO Andrew Roszko said Cuffie's experience will help accelerate the company's vision to deliver AI-powered procurement solutions that drive smarter business decisions.

Texas Roadhouse, Bubba's 33 and Jaggers restaurants raised a record $1.1 million for the American Tinnitus Association during their fifth annual dine-to-donate fundraiser on 2 February. The restaurants donated 100% of profits from dine-in and takeaway orders, surpassing last year's record of $980,000. The event launched Tinnitus Awareness Week 2026 and honoured Texas Roadhouse founder Kent Taylor, who struggled with severe tinnitus. Since 2021, the partnership has generated $4.7 million for the association. The funds will support the association's research grants programme, patient support services and new educational programmes for healthcare providers. More than 50 million Americans live with tinnitus, a condition characterised by ringing or buzzing in the ears, with approximately 20% finding it significantly disruptive.