Invoice Intelligence

Accounts payable · Finance · In production

Invoice Intelligence

Any invoice in. A clean entry in your finance system out.

1. What is a three-way match?

Before you pay a supplier, three documents have to agree: the invoice (what they're charging you), the purchase order (what you agreed to buy), and the goods-received note (proof you actually got it). Checking that the three line up is the “three-way match.”

Today a person does it by hand, one invoice at a time, across every format an invoice can arrive in. This agent does it for them, and posts the clean ones straight into your finance system.

2. The problem

Matching invoices by hand costs more than it looks.

  • People spend the day re-typing numbers that add no value.
  • Early-payment discounts slip away because checking is too slow.
  • A wrong currency, quantity, or tax hides, and surfaces too late, if at all.
  • Every payment must be traceable, so someone is always digging through email for proof.
Days of manual re-keying.
Discount windows close.
Errors caught too late.
Suppliers chasing payment.
3.

How it works

01

It reads any invoice

PDF, scan, email, Excel, even a handwritten margin note. Then it finds the supplier in your records on its own. No “please resend in the right format.”

02

Three-way match, line by line

Invoice against purchase order against goods-received note, using your own tolerance rules. A fuel bill can vary more than a fixed service contract, and it knows the difference.

03

Clean invoices post straight in

Every field linked back to its source. The ones with a problem arrive already flagged.

04

Ask anything in plain English

Query every invoice, supplier, and exception in your own words.

  • “How many invoices are stuck waiting on goods-received notes?”
  • “Which suppliers keep billing over the purchase order?”
4.

Outcome

Accounts payable

  • No more typing. You review flagged exceptions instead of checking everything by hand.

Finance & CFO

  • Discounts captured, a clean and provable close every month, and a clearer view of cash.

Procurement

  • Supplier scorecards built from real data instead of memory.

Audit

  • Every entry traces back to its document, so control doesn't depend on manual policing.