Historically, Accounts Payable has been viewed as a pure cost of doing business, making the expense of buying, installing and maintaining software and hardware to automate Accounts Payable processing difficult to justify. But as companies look high and low for ways to conserve capital, they are finding potential they can’t ignore in Accounts Payable when they address the challenges of manual processing:
- Receiving and collating invoices from different suppliers in different formats — mail, fax, email, EDI — and costs associated with manual document routing, shipping, couriers, storage, etc.
- Data capture and errors associated with manual data entry in accounting systems, and labor-intensive processes required to input data linked to different costs centers
- Approval lead times extended by manual routing and sign-off procedures involving individuals in different departments or locations
- Payment delays and inability to capitalize on financial benefits associated with payment schedules, such as taking discounts for early payments and avoiding late fees for late payments
- Reporting and auditsof invoice processing and payments to match document flow with the accounting system
- Risk of document loss or damage, as invoices are received at multiple input points and may be routed or classified incorrectly, which increases archive and compliance costs
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