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Invoice exception resolution

A resolved exception or an evidence-complete escalation

Reconcile invoice and purchase-order records, apply policy, and send only true exceptions for approval.

One agent can handle multiple related workflows. Responsibilities and permitted actions are agreed before implementation.

Overview

Give accounts payable one place to compare the invoice, purchase order, receipt, approval history, and vendor context. Routine mismatches move forward; material conflicts arrive with the evidence a reviewer needs.

Prepared result

Invoice 4817 · three-way match

Quantity and receipt match; a pricing variance requires procurement approval.

  • Purchase orderReady

    $24,600 · matched

  • Goods receiptReady

    120 units · matched

  • Unit priceReview

    2.8% above PO

Prepared using fictional business records.

What it can handle

  • Match the transaction

    Compare invoice, order, receipt, contract, and approval records side by side.

  • Apply the approved path

    Resolve routine variance within policy and preserve separation of duties.

  • Escalate with evidence

    Give approvers the mismatch, rule, source records, and proposed next action.

How it works

The path from request to result adapts to the available information, approved actions, and decisions that need review.

Step 1: Classify the exception

Identify the mismatch, amount, owner, due date, and permitted resolution path.

Step 2: Reconcile records

Compare invoice, order, receipt, contract, vendor, and payment state.

Step 3: Apply policy

Determine whether the case is routine or needs additional authority.

Step 4: Complete permitted action

Update approved fields or request the missing information.

Step 5: Return the evidence

Record the rule, source facts, approval, action, and final state.

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