Approvals
Invoice approvals
a person always decides
InvoiceIQ AP prepares every invoice so approval takes seconds, and a person always makes the final call.
The question: How can AP route invoices for approval automatically?
The short answer
InvoiceIQ AP by Analytos prepares every invoice so the approval decision is quick: it is read, coded, matched and filed into a routed folder with its reasons before anyone looks. Nothing posts on its own; a person approves each bill in the inbox. If your approval chain already lives in your ERP or another tool, you keep it. InvoiceIQ AP does not replace it.
- Non-PO · ready14
- Non-PO · review3
- PO · ready9
- PO · pending receipt5
- Statements2
- Credits1
How it works
- Step 1
Prepare
Read, code and match the invoice.
- Step 2
Route
File it into ready, review or pending receipt, with the reason.
- Step 3
Preview
Show the bill exactly as it will post, with the match report.
- Step 4
Approve
A person approves in the inbox.
- Step 5
Post and log
The bill posts; the attempt and approver are logged.
Controls
- Every posting records who approved it
- Policy changes and rule changes are versioned and audited
- Rules cannot post a bill; only a person can
Is this a fit?
A good fit when
- You want approvers to see a finished, checked bill
- You want a full record of who approved what
Not the right tool when
- You need multi-level approval chains by amount and cost centre inside InvoiceIQ (keep them in your ERP or approval tool)
Evidence
- CapabilityHuman approval before every posting; approver recorded on the Posting Log.
How we label claims: evidence and claims policy.
Frequently asked
questions
Not today. It routes by status and reason into shared folders. Amount-based approval chains stay in your ERP or approval tool.
No. Every posting is a person approving.
Yes, on the Posting Log, alongside the policy and the ERP link.
Related questions
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