Compare invoices with orders, hold duplicates, chase approvals. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Catch changed purchase orders before relying on an earlier bill approval.
Keep bill approvals tied to current purchase orders. Your finance operations manager gets a fresh review before the order moves forward.
Put each unapproved bill due soon on the follow-up task list.
Get clear follow-up tasks for bills nearing payment, so your payables person knows which approvals to chase.
Mark bill tasks when invoiced quantities exceed receipts.
Your bill reviewer sees the quantity gap or missing receipt ID on the task, so they can decide what to do with the supplier bill.
Show remaining order quantities beside each draft supplier bill.
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.
Flag paid invoice matches before bills go for review.
Your draft bills show paid-invoice warnings or clear match questions, so your payables team can decide what to do next.
Flag pending bills with invoice numbers already paid to that vendor.
Your team sees when a bill may repeat a paid invoice number. A warning or review question shows what needs attention.
Add revised invoice PDFs to matching bills awaiting review.
Your pending bill carries the corrected invoice with its earlier version linked when the match is clear.