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Solution Capability · 5.4

AP/AR Automation

Reduce manual invoice, approval, collection, and payment work by connecting documents, rules, workflows, finance systems, and human review.

What problem does this solve?

Accounts payable and receivable teams often spend time entering invoice data, matching records, chasing approvals, resolving exceptions, sending reminders, and updating several systems.

Who is it for?

CFOs, controllers and finance operations leaders

AP and AR teams

Shared-services leaders

ERP and finance application owners

Organizations improving procure-to-pay and order-to-cash

How Ignatiuz delivers it

1

Assess invoice, approval, matching, collection, payment, exception, and reporting processes.

2

Define business rules, controls, integrations, and Human in the Lead decisions.

3

Use document capture, workflow, automation, and system integration.

4

Pilot with representative documents and exception scenarios.

5

Validate accuracy, controls, auditability, recovery, and user effort.

6

Deploy with monitoring and continuous improvement.

Common use cases

Invoice capture and validation.

Purchase-order and receipt matching.

Approval routing and exception management.

Collections prioritization and communication support.

Payment and remittance workflow.

Finance reporting and status visibility.

Platforms involved

Business Central, Dynamics 365, and Salesforce where relevant.

ERP and finance systems, Microsoft 365, SharePoint, and Power Platform.

Azure AI services, banking or payment services, document repositories, email, APIs, and AP/AR Automation Accelerator.

Security & Governance

Human in the Lead

The solution must preserve approval authority, segregation of duties, validation, audit trails, exception handling, access control, change control, and human review for financial decisions. It does not replace client accounting policy or financial advice.

Frequently Asked Questions.

Can every invoice be processed automatically?
No. The design should automate suitable documents and route low-confidence, mismatched, unusual, or policy-sensitive items for review.
Usually not. The automation is typically connected to the current finance or ERP system.
Useful measures include cycle time, manual touches, exception rate, on-time approval, collection effort, data quality, and status visibility.

Ready to talk about AP/AR Automation?

A readiness workshop is the fastest way to find out if this is the right starting point.

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