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Send authorized materials orders and log the supplier email beside each order.
Your authorized orders go to suppliers' ordering desks. Your buying team sees the sent email details beside each order.
Group unpaid job invoices by customer for weekly review.
Get a dated customer balance detail report in your inbox for your weekly receivables review, with open invoices and subtotals grouped by customer.
Flag missing invoice images on supplier bills before approval.
Your requester knows exactly what to add, and your approver can see why the bill is waiting.
Flag near-due material bills with missing receiving records.
Your payables lead gets a clear chat alert when a near-due bill lacks a receipt or still needs approval, with links and a question to resolve.
Hold already-paid subcontractor bills before the next payment run.
Your AP clerk sees a bill on hold, with the paid accounting entry linked for review before another payment starts.
Keep supplier bill dates current during project approvals.
Your review cards show current supplier bill due dates. Reviewers can see what changed without reopening the bill.
Deny repeat ACH requests for paid material and trade invoices.
See likely repeat supplier payments stopped before release, with the paid bill behind each denial ready for your review.
Assign follow-ups for supplier bills due before the next payment run.
Get clear follow-up tasks for bills nearing payment, so your payables person knows which approvals to chase.
Flag material invoice mismatches before approving project bills.
Your bill reviewers get the supplier invoice and any mismatches together before they decide what to approve.
Link subcontractor bill decisions to finance tasks.
Your finance team sees the decision and next step in its task, with a link back to the bill.
Show where material invoices differ from project purchase orders.
Your approver sees the purchase order link and line differences on the bill before making a decision.
Spot material bills that exceed quantities left on project orders.
See what remains on a purchase order before reviewing a partial supplier bill, with line differences or a clear note when the match needs your help.