Solutions · Accounts payable
Stop processing invoices. Start controlling spend.
From the AP clerk matching invoices to the financial controller closing the month, OmniPATH turns accounts payable from a reactive paper chase into a control centre for spend.
Sound familiar?
AP shouldn’t be your biggest bottleneck.
Scenario 01
The paper mountain
Email, post, WhatsApp photos and supplier portals: invoices arrive in a dozen formats with no single point of capture.
Scenario 02
The matching nightmare
A supplier invoices £2,400 but the PO was for £2,200. Nobody knows why, and chasing the discrepancy takes longer than processing it.
Scenario 03
The duplicate trap
A supplier resends an invoice with a slightly different reference. Without automated detection, your team processes it again.
Scenario 04
The month-end crunch
Month end arrives and your AP team is buried in 200 unmatched invoices. Three days to close, and the pressure keeps building.
The OmniPATH resolution
The whole AP workflow automated, from invoice capture to ledger posting.
Your team controls spend instead of chasing paper.
Today
Without OmniPATH
- Manual data entry: slow, error-prone keying
- Spreadsheet matching: manual PO reconciliation
- Duplicate payment risk: no automated detection
- Month-end chaos: days of backlog clearing
- No audit trail: compliance gaps everywhere
After
With OmniPATH
- AI invoice capture: extracted and coded in seconds
- Automated 2 and 3-way matching: reconciled as invoices arrive
- Duplicate detection: stopped before payment runs
- Continuous close readiness: books close in hours
- Complete audit trail: every action logged and traceable
Business impact
AP automation that pays for itself.
£19.56 is the manual cost per invoice in our canonical ROI model (default inputs) and 99.2% is field-level extraction accuracy. Methodology
10.2% of the spend we’ve seen came back as value found.
One single-site operator, nine months, with only invoice capture switched on: no purchase orders, no bank matching and no approval rules yet. Here’s where the value sits, what’s at stake in VAT and what’s flagged for a person to investigate.
- Overpaid4.1% of spend seen
- Negotiable3.5% of spend seen
- Time freed2.7% of spend seen Modelled
From the records alone, before modelled time: 7.6% of spend seen. Not counted: late-payment interest (1.0%) and paying too early (0.3%), which are what-ifs.
payments that look like duplicates or fraud, flagged for a person to investigate
Counted nowhere until a person confirms- 68products caught drifting up in price
- 50price spikes detected, 49 still live
- 181products bought often enough to negotiate volume pricing
of invoices needed a human fix before they were fit for the books.
See the gateof spend seen is VAT at stake on lines where the rate didn't match what was bought. Keyed as it stood, that's VAT paid and never reclaimed, or reclaimed and owed back to HMRC.
4.0% already actioned · 4.6% still openA single-site hospitality operator · Documents Jan to Oct 2026 (invoices dated Jan 2025 to Oct 2026) · read 23 Oct 2026. Bands follow the ROI module's dimensions; time freed is modelled at the declared rates. VAT at stake and spend flagged for investigation sit outside value found. How we measured this
What the same rates would find for you.
We took the live operator’s value per pound of spend and applied it to your size. It’s a model, not a promise. It leaves out what-ifs, VAT at stake and spend flagged for investigation. It also leaves out multi-unit gains like comparing prices across units, because we haven’t measured them on a live customer yet. A unit is whatever you run: a site, a hotel, an office or a team.
- Units
- 30
- Annual spend
- £6.00m
- Invoices a year
- 20,928
- OverpaidPrice drift and price spikes against what was paid before£244.4k
- NegotiableVolume tiers and price swings worth renegotiating£209.1k
- Time freedKeying and fixing invoices, at £24.63 an hour£204.7k
Modelled from one live operator's rates per pound of spend seen (read 23 Oct 2026), scaled by spend and by that operator's invoice rate of about 3.5 invoices per £1,000 of spend. A unit is whatever you run: a site, a hotel, an office or a team. What-ifs (late-payment interest, paying early), VAT at stake and spend flagged for investigation are left out, and so are multi-unit gains such as comparing prices across units, which aren't measured on a live customer yet. Plan cost uses published monthly rates. See the live numbers
Ready to transform your accounts payable?
A 30-minute demo on your own invoices: see how OmniPATH automates AP, from invoice capture to ledger posting.
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