Invoice capture that posts directly to SAP
An incoming invoice is read, matched to a PO where one exists, and posted into SAP automatically, instead of someone re-keying every field.
SAP offers its own accounts payable automation tooling, SAP's invoice management add-ons and OCR-based capture among them, built for larger-scale ECC and S/4HANA deployments. Most businesses running SAP aren't on that tier, and what actually happens is an invoice arrives by email, gets manually keyed into SAP, and routed for approval by someone forwarding emails. We build the automation that replaces that manual chain.
Invoice capture is the first gap: an email attachment or a PDF doesn't become an SAP entry on its own unless something reads it, extracts the vendor, amount, and line items, and posts it. Without that, someone's typing it in by hand, line by line.
Approval routing is the second: SAP can model an approval workflow, but getting an invoice from a vendor's inbox into that workflow correctly coded, matched to a PO, and routed to the right approver, is usually where the automation stops and a person picks it back up.
An incoming invoice is read, matched to a PO where one exists, and posted into SAP automatically, instead of someone re-keying every field.
An invoice routes to the right approver based on amount, vendor, or cost center automatically, and SAP reflects the decision the moment it's made.
Tell us what your AP process actually looks like today and we'll scope what's realistic to automate.
Tell us where the manual step is, capture, matching, or approval routing, and we'll build the automation around it.
Let's talk →SAP offers invoice management add-ons with OCR-based capture, generally aimed at larger S/4HANA deployments. Many businesses running SAP are on a tier or configuration where that isn't fully in use, and still process invoices largely by hand.
Yes. We build the automation to work on top of whatever SAP module or version you're running, rather than requiring an upgrade or a new add-on license first.
Three-way matching, invoice to PO to receipt, is one of the most common things we automate, since it's exactly the kind of repetitive judgment call that's safe to hand to a system with clear rules.
Usually not. The automation sits on top of your existing SAP instance rather than replacing it.