Commerce and Payments Platform Sourcery Launches AP Automation for Quickbooks
New York (PRWEB) October 17, 2016 -- Sourcery, a digital payments and commerce platform focusing on the the food and hospitality industry, today announces the launch of the company’s accounts payable product for Quickbooks Online. Available in the official Intuit app marketplace, the tool enables instant onboarding and seamless integration with QuickBooks Online.
Opening Sourcery’s powerful cloud-based invoice management capabilities to restaurants and other businesses of all sizes, the software is accessible directly from Intuit’s app marketplace. The hassle-free onboarding process lets anyone with a Quickbooks Online account begin importing invoices and other pertinent info to Sourcery within minutes, dramatically reducing manual processing. Additionally, Sourcery extracts data from each invoice, offering real-time insights on spend that allow for more informed decision making. The software also enables users to pay invoices via ACH, or by sending vendors checks directly from Sourcery’s online bill pay application.
“At Sourcery, we’re very committed to supporting small businesses, a demographic for whom the latest and most robust technologies can be cost prohibitive,” stated Na’ama Moran, co-founder and CEO of Sourcery. “ With the addition of our solution to the Intuit app marketplace, we’re giving businesses of all shapes, sizes and budgets the ability to benefit from our accounts payable automation platform.”
Sourcery, whose SaaS technology serves businesses from local restaurants to multi-location chains and corporate kitchens at companies like Dropbox, Airbnb and Thumbtack, is on track to process more than $100M in business-to-business payments in 2016. The integration with Quickbooks Online follows the launch of an accounts receivable product, both part of the company’s longer-term platform enhancement strategy, funded by a recently-closed $5M venture round.
Sherry Smith, Clarity PR, +1 917-545-6493, [email protected]
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