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Chasing invoices is a hidden drain on time and resources for B2B finance teams. The task often goes unrecorded, as it consists of fragmented activities like rewriting emails, checking payments, and matching deposits, which can add up to significant hours each month. These activities detract from more strategic roles finance teams could be playing, such as financial planning and analysis, thus impacting overall business growth.
Many accounts receivable solutions on the market today offer partial automation, focusing mainly on sending payment reminders or managing payment portals. While these tools can reduce some manual work, they often lack the comprehensive integration and oversight needed to truly transform the invoice-to-cash process. Most solutions still require significant manual intervention, leaving businesses with a fragmented system that fails to address the full scope of accounts receivable challenges.
ARPilot offers a unique solution by automating the entire invoice-to-cash cycle while maintaining human oversight. The platform drafts outreach communications, schedules follow-ups, and matches bank payments against open invoices with high accuracy, all queued for human approval before execution. The system ensures no customer interaction occurs without a person’s consent, addressing the common concern of handing over customer relationships to an autonomous system. By integrating seamlessly with QuickBooks Online and offering robust API connectivity, ARPilot complements existing accounting systems without replacing them.
How does ARPilot save time compared to traditional methods?
ARPilot automates the repetitive tasks involved in the invoice-to-cash cycle, such as drafting outreach communications and matching payments, reducing the time finance teams spend on these activities to just a few minutes of approval per day.
Why is human approval necessary in ARPilot's process?
Human approval is essential to maintain the quality and personalization of customer interactions, ensuring that all communications align with the company's standards and maintaining strong customer relationships.
What makes ARPilot different from other accounts receivable solutions?
Unlike other solutions that focus only on reminders or partial automation, ARPilot covers the entire invoice-to-cash cycle with comprehensive integration, requiring human approval at every step, and offering robust API connectivity to existing accounting systems.
Is ARPilot suitable for small businesses as well as larger enterprises?
Yes, ARPilot is designed to be scalable, with pricing options that cater to both small businesses and larger enterprises, making it a versatile solution for companies invoicing from a few dozen to thousands of invoices per month.
How quickly can a business implement ARPilot?
Businesses can be up and running with ARPilot in just days from connecting QuickBooks, thanks to its self-serve signup and no need for an implementation partner.
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ARPilot drafts the follow-up on every open invoice, matches the payment when it lands, and stops chasing the moment you are paid. Start on the free tier and check the mechanics yourself.
Published pricing, billed monthly. Annual billing is about two months free.
Free
$0 /month
10 invoices per month
Starter
$99 /month
50 invoices per month
Professional
$299 /month
200 invoices per month
Enterprise
Custom
Unlimited invoices per month
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