Integrations
for your finance stack

The production adapter. Reads the purchase order and the receipt live, posts the vendor bill with its match report attached, and translates NetSuite errors into plain AP guidance.

Analytos’s own ERP, reachable as an external service. Bills post to it through the same adapter contract NetSuite uses.

The intended target for Accounts Receivable. The adapter is a stub today — a scoping conversation, not a rebuild, because it maps to the same canonical model.

InvoiceIQ’s own in-app ledger, so a walkthrough shows every bill and invoice exactly as a real system of record would hold it — with no live credentials anywhere near it.

Lookup tables import from Excel, CSV or pasted text. The system proposes the column mapping, a person confirms it, and every value is validated against the live chart of accounts.

One of the two reading models behind extraction. Models read the document and write rule code at authoring time; they never make the accounting decision at posting time.

The second reading model, used for classification and the verification pass that checks a read before a person ever sees it.

Documents are stored in your bucket, in your account. Local disk storage is the alternative for an on-premise deployment.

Analytos’s operations layer meters AI usage and watches the deployment, so a stuck container is healed and every model call is accounted for.