BUILT FOR · ACCOUNTING & COLLECTIONS

Invoices processed,
receivables tracked.
Nothing waits, nothing slips through.

From receiving a vendor invoice to sending a formal demand letter to a late-paying client, one tool covers the whole cycle, with a direct export into your accounting software.

11 states
in the accounts-payable cycle
12 states
in the collections cycle
7 connectors
into accounting software
Accounting cockpit — live view
Incoming invoices
received this month
Pending approval
not yet cleared for payment
Outstanding receivables
total open balance
Overdue, unpaid
to follow up now
Formal notices
sent this quarter
Open disputes
in progress
Priority queue
Invoices blocked — missing document
Receivables at D+30 not followed up
Follow-ups pending approval
Formal notices to prepare
Accounting exports pending
Duplicate invoices detected
Who it's for

A tool calibrated for
every kind of finance team

From the accounting firm managing several client portfolios to the small business that wants structured collections without hiring for it.

AF
Accounting & bookkeeping firm

Centralize client documents, automate vendor follow-ups, and export to your entry tools with no re-typing.

CFO
Finance leadership

Steer incoming flows, track client balances, and control payment terms from a single dashboard.

AC
In-house accounting team

Process vendor and client invoices at volume, with no lost document, no duplicate, and structured approval.

CO
Collections team

Track every receivable step by step, from the first follow-up to the formal demand letter, fully traceable.

SMB
Small businesses with no dedicated team

Run a structured process without hiring a credit manager. Follow-ups go out, documents get filed.

GR
Multi-entity group

Consolidate receivables tracking across multiple companies without losing per-entity detail.

Illustrative data · orders of magnitude observed

What changes in the invoice cycle

Monthly reconciliation time
14h before
4h with Aryamy
Invoices filed without error
88% before
99.9% with Aryamy
Overdue accounts followed up on time
48% before
95% with Aryamy

Illustrative figures; measured precisely during the free audit based on your actual volume.

Real example · Vendor invoices

42 invoices received over the weekend, cleared before 9am Monday

1Friday evening through Sunday — 42 vendor invoices arrive by email and scan.
2Aryamy reads each invoice, extracts the amount, due date, and vendor, and files it into the AP cycle.
36 invoices carry an anomaly (missing purchase order) — flagged for review before export.
4Monday, 9am — the accountant finds everything already filed, with only exceptions left to approve.
Result: the Monday-morning sort that used to take 2 hours is now 15 minutes of review.
Accounts payable — AP cycle

From receipt to accounting export.
11 states, zero lost invoice.

Every vendor invoice follows a controlled path: multi-channel receipt, OCR extraction, automatic checks, human approval, then a direct export into your entry software. No step can be skipped.

01Invoice received
02Vendor identified
03Data extracted via OCR
04Duplicate checked
05Purchase order matched
06Amount and tax verified
07Pending approval
08Cleared for payment
09Rejected — vendor dispute
10Exported to accounting software
11Archived for the legal retention period
Receipt
Checks
Approval
Export

Receiving channels: email (IMAP), WhatsApp, manual upload, physical scan. All sources land in the same unified queue with no channel-specific handling.

Your software, already in place

Aryamy plugs into your accounting tools

No migration needed: Aryamy interfaces with the accounting software already in use, with no re-entry.

Accounting & invoicing
QUQuickBooks
XEXero
NENetSuite
SASage
FRFreshBooks
Automatic invoice reading

Zero re-entry.
Data is extracted
on receipt.

Whether it arrives by email, WhatsApp, or scan, every invoice is read automatically. Structured fields are extracted, matched against your vendor records, and presented for approval — never retyped by hand.

Works with native PDF, scanned PDF, and JPG/PNG images
Vendor recognized against your existing records
Due date calculated automatically
Matched against the associated purchase order
Immediate flag if the IBAN differs from the vendor's registered bank details
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Invoice number

Extracted and indexed for automatic deduplication.

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Vendor legal name

Matched against existing vendor records.

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Net / gross / tax amount

Broken down by line if the invoice is structured.

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Issue & due dates

Payment term calculated automatically.

🔢
PO / delivery note references

Matched against recorded purchase orders.

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Vendor IBAN

Checked against the registered bank details on file.

Fraud and anomaly checks

A suspicious invoice
is stopped before
it reaches approval.

Invoice fraud and processing errors are costly. Every document passes through a series of automatic checks — duplicates, changed bank details, amounts over threshold, unrecognized vendors.

Principle

Checks are probabilistic, not binary. An alert is raised and handed to the operator — no invoice is ever rejected automatically without a human decision.

Duplicate detection

Same number, same vendor, same amount — an already-processed invoice is flagged before approval.

Changed bank details

If the IBAN on the invoice differs from the vendor's registered bank details, an alert fires immediately.

Amount over threshold

Exceeding a predefined approval limit automatically escalates to the next level.

Unrecognized vendor

An invoice from a party not on file triggers a stricter approval path before it's entered.

Inconsistent date

An invoice dated after its receipt date, or a service period predating the business relationship.

Suspicious PDF metadata

A document created or modified recently despite an old invoice date — flagged as possible document fraud.

Accounting software connectors

Approved here,
entered there automatically.

An invoice approved in the workflow never needs re-entry. It's exported directly into your configured accounting software with the journal code, sub-ledger account, and structured labels.

QuickBooks
Accounting

Automatic export of approved invoices with journal code and sub-ledger account.

Xero
Accounting

Native sync of vendor bills and client invoices.

NetSuite
ERP

Creates vendor bills directly in NetSuite via API.

Sage
Accounting

Native integration with Sage Intacct and Sage Business Cloud Accounting.

Odoo
ERP

Creates vendor bills directly in Odoo via JSON-RPC.

Ramp
Business banking

Reconciles card and bank transactions against processed invoices.

Bill.com
AP automation

Pushes vendor invoices directly into the Bill.com approval queue.

Integration principle: your accounting software stays the system of record for entries, the chart of accounts, and tax filings. This pack manages the document workflow upstream and feeds these tools — it doesn't replace them.

Client collections — AR cycle

D+30, D+45, D+60, D+90
every step prepared, none skipped.

Every client receivable is tracked through a structured cycle. Follow-ups are prepared at the right time, in the right format, with the right legal wording, and go through approval before sending.

01Invoice issued
02Sent to client
03Acknowledgment of receipt confirmed
04Payment term running
05D+30 unpaid
06Follow-up 1 prepared
07D+45 no response
08Follow-up 2 — urgent tone
09Formal demand letter prepared
10Escalated to dispute
11Receivable settled
12Written off as uncollectible
Issued
Tracking
Follow-up
Dispute
Closed
Progressive escalation

From a friendly reminder
to a formal legal demand.

Every step of collections has its own tone, its own legal wording, and its own escalation level. Late-payment fees are calculated automatically according to your contract terms or applicable local law.

D+30
Friendly reminder 1

A courteous reminder by email and letter. Neutral tone, invoice reference, amount, and payment details.

Prepared automatically — human approval before sending.
D+45
Friendly reminder 2 — urgent

A firmer tone. States the applicable late fee, per your contract terms or local law.

Late fees calculated automatically per your configured rate.
D+60
Formal demand letter

A legal document with a firm payment deadline (typically 8–15 days). States that legal action may follow.

Template compliant with legal requirements — human review required before sending.
D+90
Escalated to dispute

File assembled and transferred: full history, documents, principal amount, and calculated penalties.

Structured export for a collections agency or court filing.
Dispute file, fully assembled

When a collections agency
takes over,
everything is ready.

An incomplete dispute file slows the process and reduces the chances of collecting. At D+90, the file is assembled automatically with every document, the full history, and calculated penalties.

History of every follow-up, with dates and content
Late-payment fees calculated per your contract terms or local law
Principal amount clearly separated from accrued charges
Structured export for a collections agency or court filing
Full traceability preserved even after closing
Documents in the dispute file
Original invoice
Terms and conditions of sale
Acknowledgment of receipt
Follow-up history
Late-payment penalty calculation
Formal demand letter
Client purchase order
Proof of delivery / service
Account statement
Document management

20 document types
read, filed, and archived automatically

Invoices, credit notes, purchase orders, statements, formal notices — every document is identified on receipt and attached to the right file with no manual handling.

Vendor invoice
Client invoice
Credit note
Purchase order
Delivery note
Bank statement
Vendor bank details
Master agreement
Terms and conditions
Accepted quote
Expense report
Payment receipt
Payment due notice
Formal demand letter
Company registration extract
Tax certificate
Tax return
Expense receipt
Wire transfer order
Direct debit mandate
Security & compliance

Financial data
that never travels unprotected

Invoices, bank details, amounts, commercial terms — this data is sensitive. The architecture isolates every company and guarantees that no information crosses to a third-party service without an explicit decision.

Full data isolation per company — no cross-contamination possible
Complete audit log — every approval time-stamped and attributed
Legal archiving for the statutory retention period, read-only access
Human approval required before any external send
Local deployment possible — your data never leaves your infrastructure
GDPR-native — retention period controlled per entity
Aryamy for Accounting & Collections

See the cockpit on
a real invoicing cycle.

In 30 minutes, we walk through your current accounting flows — invoice receipt, approval, client follow-ups — and identify the 3 highest-priority automations. No commitment. No jargon.