How does Bill.com detect and prevent duplicate invoice payments?

Answered at 4:10 in Digital Tools & Outsourcing Tips with Sara Snyder · The Progressive Agency Podcast

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How does Bill.com detect and prevent duplicate invoice payments?

Bill.com has a feature that automatically detects duplicate invoices that have already been entered into the system. Additionally, the accounting team becomes familiar with each client's accounts and can usually catch duplicates on their own before they go to approval, even if the system misses them.

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In short

Bill.com has a feature that automatically detects duplicate invoices that have already been entered into the system.

Sara Snyder, Lead CFO at Progressive Agency · Digital Tools & Outsourcing Tips with Sara Snyder · The Progressive Agency Podcast · answer at 4:10

Key takeaways

  • Bill.com has a feature that automatically detects duplicate invoices that have already been entered into the system.

Quote to remember

“You have a team that this is what we do all the time. You're not having to retrain people or show people your process.”

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The full answer · about 3 min

Bill.com has a feature that automatically detects duplicate invoices that have already been entered into the system. Additionally, the accounting team becomes familiar with each client's accounts and can usually catch duplicates on their own before they go to approval, even if the system misses them.

Key facts

  • Sarah Snyder has been at Progressive Agency for approximately three years
  • Bill.com processes payment methods including ACH, credit card payments, and check payments
  • Common bill payment schedules: net 30, weekly processing, or specific dates like the 10th and 25th of the month

People, companies and topics mentioned

Bill.comProgressive AgencyProgressive Agency PodcastCraig CodyGoogle SheetsAccrual basis accountingAccounts Payable (AP)Accounts Receivable (AR)

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