You can achieve the best automation if you suppliers are connected to Promis as well. It means their invoices to you flow straight into Promis and potentially into your accounting system with all details and completely error free. We suggest that you only start with
The ultimate aim is to have bookkeeping and payments fully automated. You just want to be notified when something out of the ordinary happens so you can decide how to deal with that. Our first implementation of that are the automation rules. For any suppliers
We care about value. A lot. And we believe that value is created in the relationships between businesses and their clients. It is the product or service that is deliver that creates value for the client. The payments are the value to the supplier because
“Whatever data exists electronically should not be re-entered” This is one of the guiding Promis concepts. All features have been created from that. And wherever we could reduce a user interaction we would. So most of our automation happens silently in the background without the
For the past few days, I have had this sentence in my head: “Making time for what really matters.” There are so many aspects to it. There is the obvious question: how do I make time? But the deeper and more important one is: ‘What really matters?”
Every business transaction is a set of promises. The supplier promises to deliver a great service or product. And you as the client promise to pay by the due date. You both trust each other. Let’s take an example: Bookkeepers are amazing people. Imagine the
