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Supplier payment scheduling

Purpose

1.1. Automate invoice data capture, scheduling, and execution of supplier payments for orthopedic supply stores to reduce manual errors, ensure timely disbursement, manage cash flow, and enhance relationships with medical supply vendors.
1.2. Automates compliance checks, payment approval hierarchies, ledger updating, and remittance notification for accounting and audit readiness.
1.3. Automating the supplier payment process increases operational efficiency by reducing repetitive tasks and facilitates seamless integration with inventory and accounting systems.

Trigger Conditions

2.1. Automated receipt of a supplier invoice in email or accounting system.
2.2. Pre-defined payment due dates approaching within a set period (e.g., 7 days).
2.3. Approval flag set in ERP, finance, or procurement platform.
2.4. Receipt of goods confirmation or automated three-way matching completion.
2.5. Automating bulk payment initiation at scheduled intervals (daily, weekly).

Platform Variants


3.1. Xero
• API: Put Invoices, Payments endpoint — automate scheduled payment creation from approved invoices.
3.2. QuickBooks Online
• Function: Automated Bill Pay — configure recurring payment rules and scheduled outgoing payments.
3.3. SAP Business One
• Service Layer API: PaymentDrafts service — automate payment draft creation for due supplier invoices.
3.4. Oracle NetSuite
• SuiteScript/Create Payment record — automate workflow to trigger payment processing post-approval.
3.5. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
• API: POST /payments — automate supplier payment document posting after invoice validation.
3.6. Sage Intacct
• API: bill_payments.create — automates vendor payment upon reaching set triggers.
3.7. FreshBooks
• Feature: Automated Recurring Payments — schedule and automate supplier payouts via bank integration.
3.8. Bill.com
• API: Create Payment — automates payment scheduling linked to multiple supplier invoices.
3.9. Zoho Books
• API: Vendor Payments endpoint — configure automation to process all due invoices from suppliers.
3.10. Stripe Treasury
• Feature: Automated payouts — set rules to trigger scheduled outgoing ACH/wire payments.
3.11. Plaid
• Endpoint: Auth + Payments Initiation — automate multi-bank supplier payouts after invoice capture.
3.12. PayPal Payouts
• API: /v1/payments/payouts — configure automated bulk supplier payments via PayPal accounts.
3.13. Wise Business
• API: Batch Payments — automates scheduled cross-border supplier payments.
3.14. Tink
• Endpoint: Initiate Payment — automate supplier transfers via connected accounts.
3.15. Square Payments
• API: CreatePayment — automates disbursements to supplier accounts on schedule.
3.16. Airbase
• Feature: Bill Payments Automation — map invoice due dates to automated payment routines.
3.17. Coupa
• Pay: API — automates supplier payment orchestration tied to procurement and invoicing.
3.18. Tipalti
• AP Module — automates supplier payment approvals and disbursement on calendar triggers.
3.19. Revolut Business
• API: Scheduled Payments — set automations for recurring supplier disbursements.
3.20. HSBCnet
• API: Automated Payment File Upload — automate submission of supplier bank transfer requests.
3.21. HubSpot (Operations Hub)
• Workflow Automation: Trigger follow-up task upon payment schedule/settlement.
3.22. DocuSign
• API: Embedded Signing + Status Webhook — automates approval workflow for payments before triggering finance platform.

Benefits

4.1. Automates time-consuming manual payment scheduling and reduces human error risk.
4.2. Enables automated, on-time supplier payments, maintaining reliable orthopedic goods supply.
4.3. Automated multi-platform integration streamlines financial reconciliation and ledger updates.
4.4. Automating approvals and payment notifications improve transparency and audit trails.
4.5. Reduces late fees and maintains strong supplier partnerships through automation-driven reliability.

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