Contact

Use cases · /02

Finance. Every figure tied to its source document.

Matching, collections, expenses, month-end close: the finance teams’ work prepared, every figure tied to its document.

/01 · Solutions

Possible solutions.

  • /01

    Invoice matching

    Invoices, purchase orders and receipts are matched line by line; only the discrepancies reach the team.

  • /02

    Customer collections

    Reminders graded by each customer’s history, ready to go out from the tools in place.

  • /03

    Expense reports

    Every expense checked against the internal policy, with the rule at stake when it fails.

  • /04

    Close preparation

    Recurring entries, accruals and missing supporting documents prepared and listed before the close.

  • /05

    Explained variances

    Gaps between budget and actuals are explained from the documents, ready for the committee.

/02 · Execution

Execution example.

Example: an agent reads 312 supplier invoices in SAP, matches them with 298 purchase orders and receipts, finds 14 discrepancies and sends 3 to accounts payable before payment.

/03 · Measurement

Indicators tracked.

Measured before, then every month. No figure promised.

  1. 01Days to close
  2. 02Share of invoices matched without intervention
  3. 03Days sales outstanding
  4. 04Discrepancies caught before payment

/04 · Guardrails

Guardrails.

In the code, from day one.

  1. No payment goes out without the defined approval.
  2. Every figure links back to the document it comes from.
  3. Entries are proposed, never posted to the books on their own.

/05 · Systems

Connected systems.

And any tool with an API or files.

  • SAP
  • Oracle NetSuite
  • Microsoft Dynamics 365
  • Sage
  • Cegid
  • Pennylane
  • Excel
  • Bank statements

/06 · See also

  • /04

    Operations

    Orders keyed into the ERP, supplier delays, stock, quality and schedules.

  • /03

    Legal and compliance

    Contract review against the legal playbook, deadlines, compliance questionnaires.