Invoice Intake and Indexing
Log approved email, portal, scan and digital invoice sources.
Capture, validate, match and route supplier invoices through an India-based accounting team—while authorised client personnel retain approval, posting and payment authority.
Invoice processing organises the steps between receipt of a supplier invoice and its authorised posting or payment. It includes intake, extraction, validation, duplicate review, supporting-document matching, coding support, approval routing and exception tracking.
Our role is to prepare transactions under client-approved controls. The client retains responsibility for vendor approval and changes, accounting and tax treatment, purchase acceptance, invoice approval, posting, payment selection, bank access and release authority.
The exact scope depends on invoice volume, entities, currencies, approval matrix, procurement process, accounting system and client-defined controls.
Log approved email, portal, scan and digital invoice sources.
Extract vendor, invoice number, dates, amounts, tax fields and references.
Check required data, arithmetic, currency and document completeness.
Compare key fields and document history for potential duplicates.
Compare invoices with approved purchase orders and available receipt records.
Route invoices using the approved owner and authorisation matrix.
Apply approved account, entity, department and project rules.
Track missing support, mismatches, holds and reviewer responses.
Assemble validated fields, support and approval evidence for authorised action.
A gated process reduces silent duplicates and unsupported invoices.
Log invoice source, entity and attachments.
Extract required invoice and reference fields.
Check totals, vendors, duplicates and completeness.
Compare PO, receipt and service support where applicable.
Send clean items and exceptions to authorised reviewers.
Client controls posting, payment and release.
AI-assisted tools may help extract fields, suggest matches, detect possible duplicates and prioritise exceptions where appropriate.
Invoice intake, indexing, data capture, validation, duplicate review, PO matching support, coding preparation, approval routing, exception tracking and posting-ready handover may be included.
No. Invoice approval, payment selection, banking access and payment release remain with authorised client personnel.
Potentially. PO invoices can follow approved matching rules, while non-PO invoices require an agreed coding and approval-routing process.
They are treated as high-risk exceptions and routed through the client’s independent verification and approval procedure. Our team does not independently authorise such changes.
AI may assist with extraction, matching and duplicate detection, but source validation, exceptions, approval, posting and payment require human-controlled checks.
Typically, we review invoice channels, volumes, entities, vendors, PO process, approval matrix, coding rules, systems, exception paths and access controls.
Share your invoice volume, intake channels, matching rules and approval process. We’ll assess the workflow before recommending a practical support scope.