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Invoice in. Three-way matched. Approved.

Procurement and finance share an ERP. They should share an agent layer too. Invoices match against your POs and your goods receipts without anyone retyping.

In production with procurement agents · finance agents in private alpha

ap aging · today

3-way match status · €4.2M open

MATCH
InvoicePOGRStatus
INV-9201PO-2841GR-8841✓ matched
INV-9202PO-2843GR-8843✓ matched
INV-9203PO-2844GR-8847qty variance · 2.1%
INV-9204PO-2845n/ano GR · holding
INV-9205PO-2846GR-8849✓ matched

What this replaces

AP teams ship a lot of email.

Three places the friction hides.

Invoice intake from twenty formats

FTE drag

PDF, paper scan, supplier portal, EDI. AP teams normalize this all day. Agents read the formats your suppliers actually use and write to your AP system in the structure your CFO already audits.

Three-way match is mostly manual

Days in DSO

Match the invoice to the PO to the goods receipt, surface variances, route exceptions. Most of this is rule-driven and tedious. The agents handle the clean ones, you handle the edge cases.

Month-end accruals are a guess

Audit findings

Receipts come in late. POs sit open. Someone writes a manual journal at the cutoff. The agents build accruals from procurement signal in real time, so month-end becomes a reconciliation exercise.

What gets put in place.

  1. 01

    Connect AP

    We read invoices from your AP system, your portals, and your inbox.

  2. 02

    Match in real time

    Three-way match runs continuously. Variances surface the moment they happen.

  3. 03

    Route exceptions

    Variances go to the right human with the full context attached.

  4. 04

    Pay smart

    Payment-run scheduling against your cash position and the supplier early-pay window.

Works with

Plays nicely with what you already have.

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