Autopilot Accounts Payable AI
Autopilot Workflow Solutions · Finance & Accounting
Certification per Microsoft Marketplace.
Evidence tier Publisher Attested · 9 captures on record
What the publisher says
As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
Use Autopilot Accounts Payable AI to automate and optimize invoice management processes within Microsoft Teams and/or Copilot for Microsoft365.
Upload, assign, approve, and track supplier invoices through single-platform customized automated workflows.
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- AI-automated data extraction allows you to quickly and accurately send invoices for approval and payment.
- Automated reminders and notifications tell you exactly which invoices are due, and when.
- The Autopilot Accounts Payable bot in Microsoft Teams is there to help you with your daily tasks. Ask questions such as "Do I have any outstanding approval requests" or "What is the status of the supplier invoice".
- Using Copilot for Microsoft365 you can get additional insight into your financial spend by asking questions such as "How much do I currently need to pay this supplier?" or "Provide me with a breakdown of all the current outstanding invoices"
Key Features:
- Rapid set-up with enterprise-level configurability
- Self-service configuration
- Multi-channel invoice approval
- Robust reporting and at-a-glance dashboards
- AI-powered automatic data extraction
- Integrates with existing financial and business systems
- Action tasks in Microsoft Teams or Outlook
Getting Started
Download the app and try 10 invoice requests for free, then click here to purchase a subscription.
Help
Ask the Accounts Payable bot, included in the app, for assistance or email support@autopilotworkflows.com
Reporting inappropriate/incorrect content
The Autopilot Accounts Payable app relies on the use of AI services and responses may occasionally be inappropriate or incorrect.
Please report any inappropriate or incorrect content by emailing support@autopilotworkflows.com
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