Accounts payable

Accounts payable refers to the money a company owes to its suppliers or vendors for products or services that have been received but have yet to be paid for by the company.

Some of the document types used in accounts payable are:

• Payable - an invoice that the entity receives from its supplier or vendor that lists the products or services the company received and the amount due to the supplier or vendor.
• Purchase order - a document sent to a supplier or vendor detailing the products or services the company wishes to purchase, including quantities and agreed-upon prices.
• Credit notes - reduces the amount due on a payable.

With Monite API, partners can automate the accounts payable processes for SMEs to enable them to:

• automatically create payables by extracting and processing data from invoices via OCR;
• track payables through various statuses such as draft, new, canceled, approval pending, refused, approved, partially paid, and paid;
• implement approval workflows for payables, ensuring compliance and smooth operations.

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Payables

• Payable lifecycle
• Collect payables
• Approval policies
• Payables history

Purchase orders

• Purchase orders

Credit notes

• Credit notes