Accounts payable agent
Reads invoices from your AP inbox, matches them to POs and receipts, codes them to your GL, and routes them for approval under your policy.
- Before
- Keyed and matched by hand
- With an agent
- Exceptions only
toflowlabs builds AI agents that run payables, collections, reconciliations and close tasks on the ERP you already have, inside your controls. We run them for you. Your team reviews the exceptions, and you own everything we build.
| Vendor | Amount | Matched to | GL code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlas Cloud Services | $84,200.00 | PO + receipt | 6120 Hosting | Posted |
| Brightline Freight | $12,940.50 | PO + receipt | 5010 Freight in | Posted |
| Kestrel Legal LLP | $31,000.00 | Contract | 6410 Legal | Approval |
| Orbital Packaging | $9,312.00 | Price +6% | 5020 Packaging | Exception |
| Pinecrest Insurance | $4,180.00 | Contract | 6230 Insurance | Posted |
| Lumen Grid Energy | $2,764.33 | Recurring | 6310 Utilities | Posted |
| Corvid Analytics | $18,500.00 | PO | 6150 Software | Matching |
AP agent Running
Held for review, with a draft query to the vendor. Ready for Mei, AP manager.
Review exceptionSee reasoning
Works with what you run
The problem
The agents
Start with one. Each agent is built around your policies and systems, and they share context, so collections knows what payables knows.
Reads invoices from your AP inbox, matches them to POs and receipts, codes them to your GL, and routes them for approval under your policy.
Sends reminders in your tone, follows up on promises to pay, answers invoice questions from your records, and escalates the accounts that need a person.
Reads remittances, applies payments to open invoices, explains short-pays from your contracts, and drafts the credit memos for approval.
Matches bank, card and intercompany balances continuously, not just at close, and hands your team a short list of what doesn’t tie out.
Checks every expense and invoice against policy and contract terms, catches duplicates and out-of-policy spend, and asks for receipts before they go missing.
Runs flux analysis, drafts variance commentary with the transactions behind it, chases accrual inputs and assembles the board pack for your review.

Built for finance controls
Finance can’t run on a black box. Every agent works inside your rules, asks before it acts where you want it to, and leaves a record your auditors can follow.
Agents follow your approval matrix, tolerances and segregation of duties. They can prepare anything, and they post only what you allow them to.
Exceptions arrive where your team already works, in Slack, email or your ERP, with the agent’s reasoning and the documents behind it. One click to approve or correct.
What the agent read, what it decided, which rule applied and who approved it, all in one audit log your auditors can read.
Compare
| Question | Hire more people | Point tools | toflowlabs agents |
|---|---|---|---|
| How cost grows | With every new entity and transaction | Per seat, per tool, every year | A build fee, then monthly. Never per seat |
| Follows your policies | Yes, when people have time | Each tool’s own version of them | Yes, end to end |
| Works with your ERP | Yes | Through a connector, if one exists | Built for your ERP and your banks |
| Time to impact | Months to hire and train | An implementation per tool | First agent live in 4 to 8 weeks |
| Audit trail | Emails and spreadsheets | Split across vendors | Every action and approval in one log |
| Changing a rule | Retrain the team | A support ticket | Ask us, and it ships |
How it works
We sit with your AP, AR and accounting teams, measure where the hours go, and rank which agents would give them back. You sign off on the first one before we build anything.
We connect the agent to your ERP, banks, inboxes and approval tools, encode your policies and tolerances, and run it alongside your team on real transactions until the numbers agree.
After go-live we monitor every agent, tune it as your vendors, customers and policies change, and take on the next workflow when you are ready.
Pricing
A one-time fee to build and launch, then a monthly fee to run and evolve. Your price follows what we build and run, not how many people use it.
One-time fee
We map your finance work, then build, connect and launch your first agents.
Monthly fee
We keep your agents accurate, secure and changing with your business.
Why finance leaders trust our agents
An agent only helps if your controller trusts its work. That is the part we take on, so your team can stop double-checking and start reviewing.
Ready when you are
Tell us where your finance team loses time. We’ll show you which agents we would build first, and how quickly.
No. Agents work on the system you run today, whether that is NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero, Sage Intacct, SAP or Dynamics. If you later move to our AI-native ERP, the agents come with you.
Usually the one with the most volume and the clearest rules, which is often accounts payable or collections. Discovery measures where your team’s hours go, and you sign off on the first agent before we build it.
Only what you allow. A common setup posts matched invoices under a threshold automatically and sends everything else for approval. You can tighten or loosen that at any time.
It is designed to hold rather than guess: anything outside your rules or below its confidence threshold goes to a person with its reasoning attached. Corrections are fed back, and we monitor accuracy on every agent we run.
Every action is logged with the source documents, the rule applied and the approver. Controls are enforced in the agent itself, so the evidence your auditors ask for already exists.
Most first agents are in production in 4 to 8 weeks, including a parallel run on your real transactions before anything posts.
Your data, your code and your workflows, including the rules and prompts that make each agent work for your business.
A one-time build fee to map, build and launch your agents, then a monthly fee to run and evolve them. Neither is per seat or per transaction tier. After a scoping call we send a proposal for both.