paperless invoice<\/a> approval platform scans and uploads invoices to a central repository where they are automatically routed to the appropriate approver. Authorizers receive automated notifications, which means AP teams don\u2019t have to chase them down or send follow-up reminders. Paperless invoice processing lets you remove manual touchpoints from your Accounts Payable workflow. Instead of typing each supplier invoice into your accounting program, IntelliChief\u2019s invoice OCR software can capture and import the data automatically.<\/p>\nUse Paperless Invoice Processing and Prosper<\/h2>\n
This is no different from Email invoices, as most AP automation systems can easily read the email body and create invoices directly. Our recommendation is to use the most effective invoice process based on your supplier preferences and capabilities, which is what we call Supplier Channel Fit. It could be a factor of errors on the invoice, or you have a highly manual process to match the invoices with the purchase order. Many of your suppliers might be getting paid late because their invoices are stuck in the exception review process, and are not ready to be paid yet. The system then automatically compares invoice data with the purchases orders and receipts. Once you have created the invoices on your desktop or smartphone, you need to send them to the customer.<\/p>\n
The ProcureDesk supplier portal is designed to make this process simple. The registration process is just one click, so it is easy to onboard the suppliers. It is least effective because a lot of work is involved in receiving, opening, scanning the invoices, and then the data entry. Any good AP automation tool would support both protocols so that you don\u2019t have to spend additional resources to develop infrastructure for invoice data exchange.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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