Innovate, Automate and Transform - SaaS Invoice Automation in the Cloud
Mi Invoices is a SaaS automated invoice processing cloud service fully integrated into Oracle Fusion and E-Business Suite ERP applications. It automates the processing of supplier invoices with full exception handling and workflow to enable invoice automation. With "Single Screen Processing," the user accesses one application to manage invoices and has an adaptable GUI to ANY language.
The software provides Intelligent Document Recognition that can automatically match Purchase Order invoices through a Simple Match, either at the PO Header level or line match. The solution can also communicate directly with your suppliers. For example, when there is no PO number on the invoice and there is a No PO, No Pay policy, the user in AP can reject the invoice directly back to the supplier to resolve the issue within minutes.
Mi Invoices SaaS invoice processing software solution requires minimal implementation effort, enabling rapid deployment for customers to maximise the benefit of the solution instantly and can guarantee a reduction in manual effort to process invoices.
Mi Invoices Integrated with all Oracle ERP platforms either in the Cloud or On-Premise
The importance of integration is massively overlooked. Why? Because the whole point of automation is to save time and money, which is the opposite of a flat file with no integration and data imported into your ERP.
Our integration allows the full benefit of validating the data your ERP requires from an invoice. ensuring there are no errors or additional manual tasks.
In this episode of automated invoice processing software, we will talk about Intelligent Document Recognition (IDR) and the additional benefits Mi Invoices provides Oracle Fusion ERP Cloud Accounts Payable to enable efficient Invoice Processing.
In this episode, we are inside Oracle eBusiness Suite, using the PaperClip to show how you can retrieve and view the Invoice Image and Audit File created by Mi Invoice
Mi Invoices supports Single Sign-On, SSO via compliance with SAML 2.0. Access is controlled by user authentication and by roles and groups. This can be linked to your Active Directory or by SAML 2.0 to control and manage the users' access rights. This ensures who has authorised access and to what they can do or see.
“No PO No Pay” is a simple concept: If an invoice is received from a supplier with No PO associated with it, the invoice will not get paid. The overriding objective is to improve efficiencies in your business procurement processes – making it easier to track expenditure through the purchase order history and it promotes best practices in channelling company expenditure through a formalised procurement process.
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Understanding the Threat: What is B2B Payment Fraud?
B2B payment fraud refers to fraudulent activities that occur in the business-to-business payment process. It involves the manipulation, deception, or unauthorized access to payment transactions between two businesses. The goal of B2B payment fraud is to illegally obtain funds or goods from the targeted business, causing financial losses and reputational damage.
Want to ensure the success of your invoice automation? Look no further than master data. This crucial element drives the Source to Settle processes, making it essential for accurate and up-to-date procure-to-pay processes. With master data, you can verify the accuracy of extracted invoice data, ensure compliance, and eliminate manual data entry. Streamline your invoicing process and follow the correct payment process with the power of master data. Don't miss out on this key component for supply chain automation success.
As part of our ongoing commitment to our Financial Services clients, we have renewed our 2023- 24 Stage 2 Qualification for our business process and practices. Our information is now available to all financial services buying organisations using FSQS.
But what is Straight Through Processing and what does that mean?
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