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Supplier and vendor payment scheduling

Purpose

 1.1. Automate and optimize scheduling, execution, and reconciliation of supplier and vendor payments.
 1.2. Minimize human error, late payments, and compliance risk for airport shuttle accounting.
 1.3. Provide real-time visibility into outgoing cash flow, due dates, and invoice statuses.
 1.4. Orchestrate approval workflows, notifications, and ledger updating for all payables.
 1.5. Integrate seamlessly with ground transportation booking, fuel, and maintenance supplier systems.
 1.6. Monitor payment status, automate reminders for approvals, and initiate settlements via multiple payment rails.

Trigger Conditions

 2.1. Invoice data entry or upload event by finance department or supplier portal.
 2.2. Scheduled interval reached for recurring payments (e.g., weekly, monthly).
 2.3. Status change on payment approval by authorized stakeholder.
 2.4. Receipt of payment terms (e.g., Net 30) expiring within the next cycle.
 2.5. Custom trigger: Cost threshold, specific vendor, expense category, or urgency flag.

Platform Variants


 3.1. QuickBooks
  • API: Bill payment endpoint (`/v3/company//billpayment`) to schedule ACH/check payments.

 3.2. Xero
  • API: `PUT /api.xro/2.0/Payments` to push payment data and reconcile bills.

 3.3. SAP Concur
  • Feature: Payment Batch Scheduling with REST API `POST /paymentbatches` for automate batch pay runs.

 3.4. Oracle NetSuite
  • SuiteTalk API: `add` & `asyncAddList` for scheduling vendor payments.

 3.5. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
  • Endpoint: `POST /financials/companies/{id}/vendorPayments` for bulk payment automation.

 3.6. Sage Intacct
  • Function: `APPayment.Create` in XML API for automated supplier payments.

 3.7. FreshBooks
  • Endpoints: `POST /payments/payments` to add and schedule payments against invoices.

 3.8. Zoho Books
  • Function: Use `vendorpayments` API to trigger payments based on scheduled rule.

 3.9. Stripe
  • Product: `Payouts API` (`POST /v1/payouts`) to issue scheduled vendor payments.

 3.10. PayPal
  • Payouts REST API: `POST /v1/payments/payouts` for batch multi-vendor payments.

 3.11. Tipalti
  • API: `CreateScheduledPayment` for end-to-end supplier and vendor settlements.

 3.12. Bill.com
  • API: `POST /v2/bills` combined with `POST /v2/billpayments` for payment scheduling.

 3.13. Wise (TransferWise)
  • Endpoint: `POST /v1/transfers` for automating cross-border supplier payouts.

 3.14. SAP Ariba
  • PaymentRequest and Settlement API to automate vendor disbursement.

 3.15. Gusto
  • Endpoint: Use `POST /v1/payments` when automating reimbursement or payroll-associated vendor pay.

 3.16. Plaid
  • Product: `Payments Initiation API` for scheduled initiation of bank debits to vendors.

 3.17. Rho
  • Feature: `Scheduled Bill Pay` via API automation.

 3.18. Brex
  • Bill Pay API: `POST /pay/bills` for setting up recurring payable cycles.

 3.19. Airbase
  • Platform Workflow: Create automated rules for vendor bill scheduling in the console.

 3.20. SAP S/4HANA
  • Integration: Automate FI-AP (`BAPI_ACC_DOCUMENT_POST`) for routine vendor payments.

Benefits

 4.1. Reduces missed/late payment penalties and builds vendor trust.
 4.2. Lessens manual labor and processing times for staff.
 4.3. Improves cash flow forecasting and budget management.
 4.4. Centralizes payables, approval history, and audit trails.
 4.5. Enables instant notifications and compliance with industry standards.
 4.6. Supports multi-entity and international vendor payments with currency/transmittal rules.

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