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Featured app • Finifi
Every invoice checked against what you actually ordered
An invoice arrives, and somewhere between the vendor, the purchase order, and the goods that turned up, a person has to confirm those three things agree. Most finance teams do that by hand, line by line, and it is the reason month-end runs late. Finifi does the matching before anything reaches a human, flags only the exceptions, and pushes the clean ones straight through to payment. It sits on top of the ERP you already run, whether that is SAP, Oracle, Dynamics, Zoho, or Tally, so nothing gets ripped out. Happilo reported cutting manual effort by 90% and reclaiming over 250 hours a month after moving across.
What is it:
An operations automation platform that runs order-to-cash and procure-to-pay workflows, from vendor invoices to payment reconciliation, on top of your existing ERP.
Who is it for:
Finance, procurement, and supply chain teams processing enough invoices and orders that manual checking has quietly become someone's full-time job.
Alternative to:
SAP Concur, manual AP processing, and spreadsheet reconciliation between your ERP and your bank.
Why we like it:
We like Finifi because it adds to the ERP you already run instead of replacing it, with go-live measured in days rather than quarters.

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