Peppol e-invoicing: how the network works and where AP automation connects
Peppol e-invoicing explained: the four-corner model, what a Peppol invoice contains, mandate dates by country, and how inbound invoices feed your AP checks.
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Invoices, payments and reconciliations handled automatically, with your finance team approving the exceptions.
Accounts payable automation captures supplier invoices, extracts and checks their fields, matches them to purchase orders and receipts, routes approvals and posts bills to your ERP. With AI doing the reading, your AP team works only the exceptions. We build it around the accounting system you already use, and releasing payments stays with the people your controls name.
Accounts payable · three-way match
IllustrativeDuplicate check passed · supplier bank details unchanged since last payment
The problem
Finance teams key in invoices, chase approvals, match payments to records and rebuild the same month-end reports, usually across an inbox, a spreadsheet and an accounting system.
Our approach
We automate the workflows around your accounting system: capturing and validating invoices, matching them to purchase orders and receipts, routing approvals by your rules, reconciling payments and preparing recurring reports. Anything that does not match goes to a person with the reason attached. Duplicate checks, bank-detail change verification and separate posting and payment permissions are part of every build.
Each step is either fixed logic, a model doing the reading or drafting, or a person on your team. You decide which steps wait for approval.
Capture · intake agent
Reads invoices from email and portals
Match · matching agent
Checks against PO and receipt
Approve · your team
Approver signs off above thresholds
Post · ledger integration
Posts to your accounting system
Finance operations · one run
IllustrativeWe automate the workflows around your accounting system: capturing and validating invoices, matching them to purchase orders and receipts, routing approvals by your rules, reconciling payments and preparing recurring reports.
Invoices read from email and supplier portals, with fields extracted and checked.
Invoices matched to purchase orders and receipts, with differences explained.
Approvals sent to the right person by amount, supplier and cost center.
Payments matched to records and month-end reports prepared on schedule.
Part of these end-to-end blueprints
Yes. AI invoice processing reads PDFs, scans and email bodies, extracts the supplier, invoice number, dates, line items and tax, and checks them against your supplier records and POs. We measure accuracy field by field on a sample of your own invoices before launch, and uncertain fields go to a reviewer.
NetSuite, Xero, QuickBooks, SAP, Sage and others through their APIs.
No. Automation works around the system you already use, and your team keeps approval over postings and payments.
Every invoice is checked for duplicates by supplier, number, amount and date. Changes to supplier bank details are held for verification through a known contact. The system can prepare payments, but releasing them stays with the people your controls name.
It takes over keying, matching and chasing. What remains is exceptions, supplier questions, controls and payment approval, and those still need people. How you use the freed time, such as a faster close or better supplier follow-up, is your decision.
Yes. We audit your invoice flow, build the capture, matching, coding and approval steps around your ERP, and run them with monitoring. The audit sizes the project from your own invoice mix, so the price reflects your volume and the systems involved. If you are comparing products first, our accounts payable software guide lists what to ask each vendor.
Yes. Accounts receivable automation covers invoicing in each customer’s required format, cash application (matching payments to remittance advice and open invoices), and collection reminders from your templates. Bank and subledger reconciliations run on schedule, with unmatched items explained for your team. Credit holds and payment plans stay with your credit controller.
We automate the parts that repeat each month: reconciliations, accrual drafts from open POs and receipts, recurring journal proposals and the close checklist with owners and deadlines. Financial close automation prepares the work, and your controller reviews and posts it. Our month-end close blueprint shows the steps in order.
Peppol e-invoicing explained: the four-corner model, what a Peppol invoice contains, mandate dates by country, and how inbound invoices feed your AP checks.
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End-to-end automation of multi-step processes across your CRM, ERP, email and internal tools.
AI that reads contracts, invoices, forms and claims, checks every field and enters the data into your systems.
Onboarding, offboarding, employee requests and policy questions handled across your HR and IT tools.
A 30-minute call with an engineer. You will leave knowing what a system could do for that workflow and what it would take to build.
What happens next
Strategy call
We learn how the workflow runs today and what a good outcome would be.
Workflow audit
We map the process and measure where a system would save the most time.
Proposal
A written scope, timeline and fixed price for your first system. No obligation to build.
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