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Supplier payment scheduling

Purpose

 1.1. Automate timely supplier payments and manage cash flow and vendor relationships specific to the complex bulk procurement cycles of alcoholic beverage manufacturing.
 1.2. Schedule payments to align with contract terms, ensure compliance, optimize discount capture, and eliminate manual payment errors.
 1.3. Integrate multi-currency payments, staggered schedules for barrel, ingredient, and packaging suppliers, and maintain audit logs for regulatory reporting.

Trigger Conditions

 2.1. Approved purchase order status for raw materials or packaging.
 2.2. Invoice received and validated from predefined supplier email or e-invoicing portal.
 2.3. Reconciliation between invoice, goods received, and purchase order is successful.
 2.4. Scheduled payment date (net terms, early payment incentives, or due upon delivery).
 2.5. Approval from designated manager or finance controller triggered in workflow platform.

Platform Variants

 3.1. Oracle NetSuite
  • API: RESTlet — Automate creation, scheduling, and execution of vendor payment records based on approved invoices.
 3.2. SAP S/4HANA
  • Function: BAPI_ACC_DOCUMENT_POST — Schedule and post supplier payment batches using automated triggers.
 3.3. QuickBooks Online
  • API: Payments — Automate bill payments when invoice and PO match criteria are met.
 3.4. Xero
  • Endpoint: POST /payments — Trigger supplier transactions post-invoice approval.
 3.5. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance
  • API: Vendor invoice journals — Configure automated payment approval and execution settings.
 3.6. Sage Intacct
  • API: Bill payment endpoint — Create workflow to schedule and process supplier payments.
 3.7. Zoho Books
  • API: Create Payment — Automate payment scheduling for supplier invoices.
 3.8. FreshBooks
  • API: Payments endpoint — Configure automation to send bank payment instructions for matched bills.
 3.9. Stripe Treasury
  • API: Outbound Payments — Automate scheduled payouts to suppliers’ bank accounts.
 3.10. PayPal Payouts
  • API: Create Batch Payout — Bulk scheduling of vendor payments.
 3.11. Bill.com
  • Feature: Payables Automation — Trigger approval routing and payment scheduling.
 3.12. Tipalti
  • API: Payment Orders — Automate multi-currency supplier payouts with compliance controls.
 3.13. Wise (Business)
  • Endpoint: Batch Payments — Schedule and release bulk payments internationally.
 3.14. Revolut Business
  • API: Payments — Automate supplier payout steps based on invoice triggers.
 3.15. Plaid
  • API: Auth and Payments Initiation — Confirm bank data and initiate scheduled payments.
 3.16. HSBCnet
  • Feature: Payables API — Initiate and approve scheduled supplier payments from corporate account.
 3.17. J.P. Morgan Access
  • API: Vendor Payments — Automate initiation and reconciliation of scheduled transactions.
 3.18. Coupa
  • API: Pay — Automate payment flow from invoice to supplier transfer, including rules for early payment discounts.
 3.19. SAP Ariba
  • API: Payment Reconciliation — Schedule automated payment release after procurement approval.
 3.20. Gusto (if using for contractor/supplier management)
  • API: Contractor Payments — Schedule batch payouts based on invoice approval.
 3.21. Brex Treasury
  • API: ACH Payments endpoint — Automate scheduled supplier disbursements.

Benefits

 4.1. Eliminates manual scheduling errors, ensuring compliance and on-time payments for alcoholic beverage manufacturers.
 4.2. Optimizes working capital via configurable payment terms, reducing late fees and capturing early payment discounts.
 4.3. Enables multi-currency support for international supplies like barrels and specialty ingredients.
 4.4. Maintains full audit trails for finance teams and regulatory compliance, reducing risks during audits.
 4.5. Frees finance staff for higher-level analysis instead of routine payment handling.

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