Flowwiz / Payables teams

[For payables teams]

Fewer approval chases.
Cleaner handoffs.

Bill intake, validation, approval routing, and payment handoff connected around the process you already run.

01

Validate before routing

Bills checked against PO, contract, rate card, and usage before anyone is asked to approve.

02

Find the right approver

Routed by amount, department, vendor, and policy, including multi-department chains.

03

Keep handoffs traceable

The validation context travels with the approval, so the decision is explainable later.

The day

From a bill in the inbox to a scheduled payment.

Bill entry is the visible part of the job. The hours disappear into everything around it: finding terms, checking accuracy, catching a dispute, chasing the vendor.

  1. 01Capture

    Read from email, upload, or portal without re-keying.

  2. 02Check

    Terms, rates, and quantities against the contract and PO.

  3. 03Route

    To the approver your policy names, with the comparison attached.

  4. 04Resolve

    Variances queried with the vendor rather than paid and reconciled later.

  5. 05Schedule

    Approved bills queued for payment with the discount window tracked.

Bills in flight1 variance
VendorCheckAmountState
Atlas CloudPO and budget agree$3,200Scheduled
Harbour FreightRate above rate card$7,650Queried
Vantage LegalAwaiting controller$9,400In approval
Brightwell OfficePO and receipt agree$1,180Scheduled

FAQ

Before you go further.

Is approval still required?

Wherever your policy says so. Straightforward items inside policy can auto-approve; everything else routes to a person with the validation attached.

Where does payment happen?

Approved bills queue for payment and move bank-to-bank through Plaid and Stripe. The approval context stays connected to the payment record.

What if a vendor disputes our query?

The thread is logged against the bill, and the item stays out of the payment run until it is resolved.

Can we catch duplicate bills?

Yes. Duplicate detection runs against prior invoices, amounts, and periods before approval.

Do we still need a three-way match?

It still runs. The difference is that it is checked alongside contract terms and usage rather than being the only control.

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REVIEW Before the decision

The context, then the call.

Atlas Services has disputed invoice INV-1039 ($8,400). The purchase order reference on the invoice does not match the PO on file, and the customer has asked for a corrected copy before paying.

Agent recommendation

Confirm the correct purchase order with the account owner, reissue the invoice, and hold the collection reminder until the dispute is closed.

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