Reconcile on arrival, not at close.
Your team gives up a weekend every quarter to reconcile contractor invoices. The agent reconciles them on arrival. Quarter-end becomes a review cycle, not a scramble.
Contractor invoices arrive in three formats from twelve vendors. Your AP team rekeys hours, cross-references Broadcom Clarity, and chases down every discrepancy by hand. The agent does all of it before your team opens their inbox. Five to ten hours per person per week, returned.
Per-decision log · timestamped, queryable, exportable
45 seconds. A contractor invoice arrives in the AP mailbox. The agent extracts hours, rates, and dates, fuzzy-matches against the project's Broadcom Clarity record, flags one rate discrepancy, auto-approves the rest. The audit trail shows every decision and the reasoning behind it.
Try it nowEmail, file system, or API. PDF, scanned, or structured. The agent handles the format your vendors actually send.
Names, hours, rates, dates pulled out. Fuzzy-matched against Broadcom Clarity (or your PPM). Discrepancies flagged. Within-tolerance invoices auto-approved per your rules.
Every approval and flag is timestamped with the agent's reasoning. Approved invoices flow to your AP system. Flagged ones route to a human reviewer.
PDF, email body, scanned, structured. OCR where needed. No template-per-vendor maintenance.
Wherever your vendors send invoices, the agent picks them up.
Reads the invoice the way a finance analyst would. Handles the unstructured fields most OCR misses.
Names, hours, rates, dates resolved against Broadcom Clarity, Apptio, or your PPM. Identity resolution across vendor naming variations.
Same vendor, three different name spellings. The agent resolves them. Same invoice submitted twice, caught before approval.
Auto-approve under threshold. Flag over a discrepancy percentage. Route to specific reviewers by vendor or project. Your rules.
Every decision logged with timestamp, reasoning, and source documents. Auditor-ready by default.
Cost allocation tagging from the source invoice flows through to Apptio without rekey.
| Dimension | Manual extraction by AP | Generic OCR + RPA bot | Invoice Validation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time per invoice | 10–15 minutes. | 2–3 minutes if the template matches. | Seconds. |
| PPM cross-reference | Manual, with copy-paste errors. | Not built in. | Native, with fuzzy match. |
| Discrepancy detection | Caught at audit, sometimes. | Rules-based only. Misses nuance. | Rules + AI-assisted. |
| Audit trail | Spreadsheet notes. | Bot log without reasoning. | Per-decision reasoning, timestamped, queryable. |
| Format flexibility | Whatever a human can read. | Breaks on new templates. | Adapts to new vendor formats automatically. |
| Time savings | Baseline. | Modest, with maintenance overhead. | 5–10 hours per person per week, eliminated. |
Your team gives up a weekend every quarter to reconcile contractor invoices. The agent reconciles them on arrival. Quarter-end becomes a review cycle, not a scramble.
When your contractor base grew from twenty vendors to two hundred, your AP team didn't grow with it. The agent handles the volume without the headcount.
The hours on the invoice should match the hours in Clarity. The agent verifies that on every invoice. Overbilling caught before the check is cut.
Cost tags from the invoice flow through to Apptio without manual rekey. Allocation accuracy stops being a function of how careful the AP analyst was that day.
You choose where it runs: multi-tenant SaaS, single-tenant cloud, or in your VPC. Invoice documents stay where you specify. Every approval and flag decision is logged with timestamp, reasoning, and source. Your auditor reads the trail without leaving the platform. Your CISO reads the same posture across every Dataworkz agent in your environment.
The invoices your team rekeys every week. The discrepancies caught at audit. The weekends given up at close. The agent handles all of it on arrival. Your finance team reviews exceptions, not every line.
30 minutes. Bring a recent contractor invoice. We'll walk through how the agent would process it.