Purchasing import

Vendor invoices into SAP, without retyping a line.

Drop in a PDF or photograph the paper. Every line is read for you, matched to your SAP vendors and items, and checked before anyone approves it. Then it goes to SAP the way you choose.

A vendor invoice next to what was read: vendor, invoice number, dates, PO number and lines matched to SAP items
Upload

A PDF from e-mail, or a photo from the dock

Drag in the vendor's PDF, or photograph each page of a paper invoice or purchase order with the phone. Several pages make one document.

  • Vendor invoices and purchase orders, yours or the vendor's confirmation.
  • From the office or the phone, wherever the paper is.
  • Every document in one list: to review, approved, set aside.
Purchase documents: drop a vendor invoice or purchase order, and the documents waiting for review
Read

Every line read for you

Vendor, invoice or PO number, dates, your PO number on it, every product with quantity, unit and price, freight, tax and the total.

  • Shown next to the original, so checking takes seconds, not minutes.
  • Anything unclear is flagged, never guessed silently.
  • Read again with one click if the photo was poor.
Scan a document on the phone: photograph the first page
Match

Matched to your SAP items, the way your team would

Lines are matched to your SAP vendor and items using the vendor's own catalog numbers you keep in SAP, then barcodes, then names.

  • The vendor's item codes from SAP come first.
  • Matched by name only? It's marked for a quick check.
  • It remembers what you confirm, so the same vendor reads cleaner every time.
A purchase order with one line matched by name and marked to check
Check

Mistakes on paper get caught, not paid

Before anyone approves, the numbers are checked: quantities times prices, the lines against the total, prices far from what you usually pay, and invoices already in SAP.

  • Duplicates blocked: the same vendor invoice can't go in twice.
  • Unusual prices flagged against your cost in SAP.
  • Nothing reaches SAP until someone approves it.
Everything checks out: the vendor invoice ready to approve
Into SAP

You choose how it lands

Per document: a draft for accounting to finish, a posted A/P invoice, or a goods receipt - against your open purchase order, so SAP closes what you received.

  • Your uploaded purchase orders become SAP purchase orders.
  • Freight and fees go where your accounting wants them.
  • The SAP document number shows on the import, with who approved it and when.
In SAP: draft created, received against the open purchase order
Also included
Your own AI account

Documents are read with your company's own Anthropic API key, billed by Anthropic at cost - typically a few cents per document.

Who can approve

Approvals for managers and accounting; amounts over your limit go to the owner.

Set aside

Not for SAP? Set it aside with a reason; it stays on record.

Retries

If SAP is busy, the document waits and is sent again by itself.

Audit log

Every upload, change and approval, with who and when.

On the Enterprise plan

Purchasing import comes with Enterprise. Ask us about adding it to your plan.

Stop retyping. Start approving.