Read every field
Vendor, amounts, tax, line items and terms are pulled from PDFs, scans and email in seconds.
Ledgerkite reads every invoice, matches it to the purchase order and receipt, routes it for approval, and pays the vendor on time, with an audit trail your controller can sign.
Most AP tools stop at data entry. Ledgerkite runs the whole cycle: capture, coding, matching, approval, payment and reconciliation, in one place your auditors can follow.
An invoice is not an email attachment. It is a liability with a due date.
Vendor, amounts, tax, line items and terms are pulled from PDFs, scans and email in seconds.
Each invoice is checked against its purchase order and goods receipt, line by line.
Duplicate, out-of-tolerance and unapproved invoices are held before a cent leaves the account.
Ledgerkite reads the invoice wherever it arrives and asks a person only about the fields it is unsure of.
GL accounts, cost centers, projects and tax codes are suggested from your history and your rules.
Quantities and prices are matched against the PO and the goods receipt, with tolerances you set per vendor.
Approval chains follow amount, department and entity, from email or phone, with every decision on the record.
ACH, card and check runs are scheduled for terms and discounts, then synced back to your ERP and reconciled.
Turn on the modules your team needs today and add the rest as you grow, all on one vendor and payment record.
Reads invoices from email, upload and vendor portals, in any layout and language.
Routes bills by amount, department and entity, with delegation for time off.
Keeps the invoice, match result and every approval together for the auditor.
Pays vendors by ACH, card or check on the date that keeps the early-pay discount.
Shows what is due this week, what is on hold, and the cash you need to cover it.
Two-way sync with NetSuite, QuickBooks, Sage Intacct and Xero, mapped to your chart of accounts.
“Someone approved it” is not a control. Ledgerkite shows which checks each invoice passed, who signed and when, and why it was released for payment.