Maximize your cashflow

Numiris increases your cashflow — by automating AP, accelerating collections, and closing your books in hours, not weeks.

See how it works

One system. Three ways
to increase your cashflow.

Automate Accounts Payable

Auto-parse invoices from any format. Reconcile with purchase orders automatically. Schedule payments through your existing accounting system.

Invoices processed. POs matched. Payments scheduled. Automatically.

Accelerate Cash Collection

Smart reminder emails sent at the right time. Follow up on outstanding receivables automatically. Reduce days sales outstanding without chasing.

Get paid faster without chasing anyone.

Close Books in Hours

Automated reconciliation policies replace month-end crunches. Continuous close means your books are always ready.

Your month-end close, done before lunch.

From invoice to closed books,
automatically.

Scan your inbox

We connect to your email and find incoming invoices.

Read & parse

Extract vendor, amount, line items, and due date from any invoice format.

Match to POs

Reconcile each invoice against your purchase orders, flag exceptions.

Update your books

Post entries and sync transactions to your accounting system.

Close the month

Run reconciliations at month-end. Books close themselves — no crunch.

We work with

QuickBooks
Oracle NetSuite
Gmail
Outlook

Stop stitching together
disconnected tools.

Most companies run AP in one tool, collections in another, and close with spreadsheets. Nothing talks to anything else. You’re left reconciling reconciliations.

Numiris is one intelligent system that connects all three — so every invoice processed improves your cashflow forecast, and every collection accelerates your close.

One system, not three tools

AP, collections, and close in a single connected platform.

Works with your accounting software

Plugs into the systems you already use. No rip-and-replace.

Intelligence that compounds

The more it processes, the smarter it gets at predicting and automating.

Numiris is built for finance teams at companies doing $20M–$500M in revenuewho’ve outgrown spreadsheets and basic tools but don’t need enterprise complexity.