Matching & duplicate checks
Every invoice is matched to its PO and receipt and checked against recent payments, so duplicates and overbillings get caught before approval.
Guide · Finance operations
Accounts payable is a stack of the same steps every week — read the invoice, match it, route it, record it. AI handles the repetitive parts so your team only touches the exceptions. Here's what to automate first and the controls that keep payments safe.
Where the time goes
The work isn't hard — it's repetitive and easy to get slightly wrong, which means everything gets double-checked.
Start here
Begin with the steps that repeat on every invoice and follow clear rules.
The non-negotiable part
Money leaves the business at the end of AP, so the controls matter more here than almost anywhere. Three keep automated payables safe:
Every invoice is matched to its PO and receipt and checked against recent payments, so duplicates and overbillings get caught before approval.
Routine in-policy invoices flow through; anything over a limit or outside the rules routes to a named person for sign-off.
Every read, match, approval, and exception is recorded — so the process is repeatable and easy to review.
We automated a finance team's billing workflow end to end — QA, exception handling, and a clean review path. See the numbers.
See the case studyCommon questions
Yes. AI extracts vendor, amount, line items, dates, and PO numbers from invoices in different formats and writes that data into your accounting system — with low-confidence reads flagged for a person to check.
Yes. A common first automation is a two- or three-way match: the system compares the invoice to its PO and receipt, approves clean matches within set rules, and routes mismatches to a person.
Yes. You set the rules. Routine, in-policy invoices flow through, while anything above a threshold or with an exception routes to a named approver before payment — and every step is recorded.
No. It wraps around the systems you already use — your accounting or ERP software, email, and shared drives — rather than replacing them.
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