Accounts Payable Automation
What is Accounts Payable Automation?
Accounts Payable Automation (AP Automation) is digital document and process management for accounts payable. We're in the automation age, which means you can make life easier for your accounts payable and accounts receivable departments. You didn't hire these people just for data entry, chasing down invoices, manually matching POs, and envelope stuffing. Accounts payable automation with advanced capture and OCR capabilities gives your employees paperless invoice processing to save your organization time and money.
Accounts Payable Automation Benefits
So what's in it for you? Better question: what's not in it for you. Accounts Payable can get back time, money, and sanity with AP automation solutions.
Go Paperless
Say goodbye to hard-copy documents and keep data safely backed-up on your network or in the cloud.
Save Time
Electronically mark, match, and route scanned invoices to the appropriate parties for quick approval and payment with AP automation.
More Space
AP automation means no more file cabinets filled with POs, packing slips, and payment notices that make things hard to find.
Minimize Errors
AP automation reduces or eliminates redundant data entry, cutting down on opportunities for error.
Accounts Payable Automation Success Stories
Learn how these companies streamlined processes with Webdocs for AP.
Advertising Specialties Company Sees Positive ROI Within Months of Going Paperless

Thanks to Webdocs, the company was able to cut paper handling costs and increase profits thanks to streamlined, automated workflows. Read More >
Midwest Health Systems Centralized and Secured Their Billing Processes with a Document Management Solution

Webdocs for IBMi makes the billing process a breeze for hospitals across the Midwest—all while simplifying security. Read More >
Jennie-O Saves $140,000 Each Year On Outsourced Scanning Thanks to a Document Management Solution

Food manufacturer automates accounts payable paperwork processing to save money and eliminate paper. Read More >