Drop the PDF. Code it. Export the pay file.

AP for ops teams who still email a bill spreadsheet on Thursday. Austin HQ.

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Austin desk with stacked invoices and a laptop

410 companies on paid plans. Two names on every pay file.

Inbox

PDFs in one queue.

Coding

GL on the same line.

Pay file

ACH and check run.

Three things the queue does.

Dana Ruiz and Will Harper sit in Austin. The product is the payable list, not a dashboard of charts.

Inbox

Vendor PDFs land in one queue. Duplicate check before anyone codes the bill.

Coding

GL, class, and approver on the same line. The next person sees the last note.

Pay file

ACH and check run from the approved list. Nothing leaves without two names.

Two people reviewing a payable stack in Austin

From Priya S., Austin distributor of 40

We stopped mailing a spreadsheet of bills on Thursday. The pay file is the list.

14-day trial, no card. Export CSV for the close.

Pricing

Queue

$0

25 bills a month. 1 user. PDF inbox only.

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Pay file

$79/month

Unlimited bills. 8 users. ACH and check run. Two-name approval.

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Close

$149/month

Everything in Pay file, 25 users, and a named contact at Austin HQ.

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Questions

Who is it for

Ops and AP at 20–200 person companies. If Thursday is still a spreadsheet, start here.

Do you store bank logins

No. You download the pay file. Your bank is still your bank.

Who answers email

Dana Ruiz and Will Harper. hello@invoicestack.com, weekdays 8–18 Central.