InvoPay AP Automation

Invoice approvals that don't stall in one inbox.

Invoice approval routing software that moves each invoice to the approver a rule identifies, with reminders and exception handling for anything that stalls.

Two housing authority finance staff standing together reviewing a printed invoice approval form at a shared desk

An approval path that doesn't depend on one person checking email.

A single shared approval inbox turns into a bottleneck the moment the person watching it is out, busy, or behind. InvoPay's invoice approval routing software assigns each invoice to an approval path based on department, dollar amount, or account, so the invoice finds the right approver without a manual handoff.

How routing and exceptions work

  • Routing rules by department, dollar amount, or account
  • Multi-step approval paths for invoices needing more than one signoff
  • Automatic reminders for approvals that have not moved
  • Exception flags for invoices that do not match a purchase order, contract, or expected amount

Supporting documents and the audit history behind each approval stay attached to the invoice, so a finance officer answering a question about a payment can see who approved it, when, and against what evidence.

Where capture fits in

Before an invoice reaches approval routing, it is captured and read with OCR-assisted extraction, covered in Invoice Capture and OCR.

Common questions

Before you request a demo.

An exception is an invoice that does not match an expected purchase order, contract, or amount. InvoPay flags it for review rather than letting it pass through automatically.
Yes. Multi-step approval paths can require signoff from more than one role before an invoice is marked approved.
Ready when you are

Walk through your own approval chain.

See how InvoPay would route an invoice through your housing authority's departments and dollar thresholds.