ERP integration

AP automation on top of your ERP

InvoiceIQ AP works on top of your ERP. It reads orders from it and posts finished bills back.

A 92-second product tour of InvoiceIQ by Analytos: reading a supplier invoice, matching it, and posting it to the ERP.

The question: How can I automate AP without replacing my ERP?

The short answer

InvoiceIQ AP by Analytos sits in front of your ERP rather than replacing it. It reads purchase orders and receipts live from the ERP, does the reading, coding and matching, and posts a finished vendor bill back with its match report attached. Each ERP connects through one adapter against a shared data model. NetSuite is live in production today; other ERPs are an adapter, not a rebuild.

Vendor bill VB-4410 — in your ERPPosted
600300 · Electricity20 · North Site2,220.50
600400 · Office power10 · Corporate420.00
600500 · Utilities20 · North Site315.75
Match report attached · 5 checks · policy: company 3-way2,956.25
Illustrative screen with demo data

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Read

    Fetch the purchase order and its lines, and what has already been received and billed.

  2. Step 2

    Decide

    Match and code inside InvoiceIQ AP, against your rules and tolerances.

  3. Step 3

    Post

    Create the vendor bill in the ERP, one line per account, class and department.

  4. Step 4

    Verify

    Confirm the posted bill equals the invoice; if not, it is removed and the post refused.

  5. Step 5

    Log

    Record the attempt, the policy and the ERP link on the Posting Log.

Supported systems today

SystemStatus
Oracle NetSuiteLive in production
Stockly (Analytos ERP)Posting path supported
QuickBooksAdapter in progress
InvoiceIQ demo ERPBuilt in, for walkthroughs with no live credentials
SAP, Oracle Fusion, Epicor, Infor, DynamicsNot built. One adapter against the same model; a scoping conversation

What an adapter does

An adapter fetches the order, fetches what moved against it, translates the document in and the result out, names the ERP’s dimensions, and translates ERP status codes once at that boundary. The matching engine, the rules and the screens do not change between ERPs.

Controls

  • Nothing posts without a person approving it
  • The golden rule is enforced one final time after the ERP holds the bill
  • ERP credentials are never present in the demo build

Is this a fit?

A good fit when

  • You run NetSuite, or are willing to scope an adapter for your ERP
  • You want to keep your ERP as the system of record
  • IT wants the code and data in your own environment

Not the right tool when

  • You want an ERP-native module and nothing outside it
  • You need an adapter for an ERP we have not built, live next week

Evidence

  • CapabilityNetSuite adapter live in production.
  • CapabilityCanonical data model shown field by field on the CDM Objects page in the product.

How we label claims: evidence and claims policy.

Frequently asked questions

  • Not today. SAP would be a new adapter against the same data model. Talk to us to scope it.

  • The NetSuite adapter uses NetSuite’s APIs. Each adapter uses whatever interface that ERP exposes.

  • In your environment. You own the code.

  • The rules, matching and history stay; only the adapter changes.

See InvoiceIQ AP on your own documents

InvoiceIQ AP by Analytos: ai accounts payable automation. A walkthrough starts with your real supplier invoices, purchase orders and receipts.