DiscvrAI

Accounts payable that runs itself, and stands up to audit.

For listed or audit-sensitive manufacturers and FMCG companies with high invoice volume.

Accounts payable that runs itself, and stands up to audit.
Should-cost sets the number. Invoice-match enforces it on every bill. See Should-Cost
Fully auditable, step by step
Built for listed-company compliance
No change needed from vendors

Who it's for

Mid-to-large manufacturers and FMCG companies, especially listed or audit-sensitive businesses with high invoice volume.

ManufacturersFMCGListed Companies

Typically championed by

CFOFinance Controller

The shift

Today

Manual invoice processing, a weak or non-existent audit trail, and AP headcount that scales linearly with invoice volume, a compliance risk for listed companies as much as a cost problem.

With DiscvrAI

Per-invoice processing time moves from a multi-day manual cycle to a near-instant automated match with a manual approval step. The AP team's manual workload shrinks substantially. Closes the audit-trail gap manual, email-driven AP processes typically carry.

How it works

The procure-to-pay half: requisition to PO, vendor onboarding, GRN at receipt, invoice digitisation, three-way match, exception handling, payment recommendation, and reconciliation on one auditable trail. Source-to-contract (should-cost, RFQ, award) lives on Should-Cost. Supplier hold reasons use the same Voice & Outreach Agent as Order-to-Cash.

How AP Automation works

Modules & sub-capabilities

Vendor Onboarding

Structured vendor onboarding on the platform. Tax and bank details verified before the vendor is live.

Requisition-to-PO

Map a requisition to the current contract price, run budget and approval-matrix checks, and draft the PO. Above threshold, a human still issues it.

Invoice Digitisation

Automated invoice digitisation and data capture as invoices arrive today.

PO/GRN Matching

Automated PO/GRN/invoice three-way matching within tolerance, on one auditable trail.

GRN at receipt

Quantity and spec checked against the PO when goods land, so a short or over receipt is flagged before the invoice is paid.

Vendor Query Resolution

Match exceptions classified and routed with evidence, not a shared inbox.

Payment Recommendation

Payment timing against terms, discount windows, and cash position. A human still releases payment.

Reconciliation

Payments to invoices and bank statements on the same auditable trail.

Supplier outreach

Hold reasons and payment status told from the match, not from a script. Same Voice & Outreach Agent as customer dues; not a second AP agent.

Trust & governance

Fully auditable, step by step

Every step from onboarding to payment is logged on a single digital, audit-ready trail, built to support listed-company compliance requirements.

A person still approves payment

Processing moves from a multi-day manual cycle to a near-instant automated match, but payment approval always stays a manual step.

Exceptions are flagged, not buried

Mismatches from PO/GRN 3-way matching are automatically flagged for manual review rather than blocking the whole queue, with the relevant evidence attached.

Works alongside your ERP, not instead of it

Builds a decision and execution layer on top of your existing systems rather than replacing them, so it works alongside whatever ERP you already run.

No disruption to vendors

Vendor onboarding and invoice submission happen exactly as they do today, no change required from your vendor base.

Proven on your own invoices

The matching and exception logic is validated against your own historical invoices and PO/GRN data before go-live, so accuracy is measured on your data, not promised.

Supplier hold reasons and payment-status outreach use the Voice & Outreach Agent, not a second AP bot. See Voice & Outreach Agent
An ERP can tick three documents. Invoice Match enforces the awarded rate and routes only genuine exceptions, with a human still at payment. Invoice Match vs ERP three-way

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