Tipalti Launches an Automated Supplier Payment System

The new pay-out solution can change the way accounts payable departments handle supplier payments

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Agoura Hills, Calif.Sept. 15, 2014Tipalti, a provider of enterprise-class automated pay-out services, launched Supplier Portal, a new service purpose-built for accounts payable (AP) departments to automate payments to any supplier, vendor, contractor or employee.

With the new Supplier Portal, any company can automate the payments for raw materials, rent, utilities, office supplies, independent contractors and employees. The Supplier Portal allows the payer to invite its suppliers to a web dashboard that prompts the suppliers to choose the preferred method by which they are paid and enter any banking information associated with the selected method. The Supplier Portal also collects necessary tax forms (such as W9) from the supplier. The payer can also add suppliers and their preferred payment method on their behalf.

“Reducing processing time and increasing visibility are Tipalti’s most valuable impacts on PulsePoint’s business. The reduction in time and paperwork, combined with the reduced chance for errors, greatly improved our publisher payment processes,” said Leah Rogerson, vice president of finance at PulsePoint. “Seeing the efficiencies gained by using Tipalti for publisher payments, we are now expanding the use of the system to our traditional accounts payable vendor payments.”

“Accounts payable departments can gain tremendous efficiencies by migrating their suppliers to electronic payment methods, but this typically places a significant burden on operations and information technology (IT) resources,” said Chen Amit, founder and CEO of Tipalti. “The Supplier Portal offers the AP department a simple and effortless path to full automation of supplier payments, helps migrate suppliers to electronic payments, eliminates rejected payments, and reduces workload. Using Tipalti’s cloud-based system circumvents the need for costly infrastructure changes and requires only minimal involvement by the payer’s IT department.”

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