A wholesale distributor opened, read and keyed hundreds of supplier invoices by hand each week. A workflow now reads each one, matches it to the order, and queues it for approval.
Supplier invoices arrived by email all day. The accounts team opened each one, read it, found the matching purchase order, keyed the lines into the ERP, and sent it for approval. It was slow and repetitive, and the month-end close waited on the backlog.
We built a workflow triggered by the invoice mailbox. It reads each invoice, extracts the lines, matches them to the purchase order and receipt, prepares the entry, and routes it to the right approver, who checks rather than types.
We mapped how invoices really flowed, fixed the gaps, and agreed the approval rules before building. We ran the workflow alongside the team to check its matching, then let it handle the routine while exceptions go to a person.
The workflow went live in four weeks.
Manual invoice handling fell by about 90 percent, saving the team around 15 hours a week. Matching errors dropped, the backlog cleared, and the month-end close moved earlier because the entries are ready.
Invoices used to be opened, read and keyed by hand. Now the workflow reads each one, matches the order and queues it for approval. The team checks instead of types, and the close comes earlier.
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