Yooz

Yooz automates purchase to pay and cash flow management, and it sells itself against a number rather than a feature list. The site estimates the unit cost of processing an invoice manually at between nine dollars twelve and fifteen dollars twenty nine, citing research firms, and puts the annual cost of manual processing at over eighteen thousand dollars.

Framing the purchase that way is honest arithmetic and worth engaging with. Accounts payable automation is bought to reduce a cost that already exists but is invisible because it is distributed across salaried people's time, and making it explicit is the only way the business case can be assessed at all.

The figures are the vendor's own estimates drawn from industry research rather than a price, and any organisation should calculate its own. Cost per invoice varies enormously with volume, and a business processing two hundred invoices a month has a completely different arithmetic from one processing five thousand.

Purchase to pay rather than invoice processing is the scope claim, meaning the requisition and approval that precede the invoice are included. Capturing the commitment when it is made rather than when the invoice arrives is what gives a finance team any forward view of what it owes. No plan pricing is published.