Reconcile payments
Match remittance details to open invoices and send ambiguous matches to the finance team.
Finance operations
Put AI to work on the follow-through between invoices, purchase orders, receipts, and the ledger. Give your team the evidence to resolve discrepancies and complete approved corrections.

A workflow to start with
“This invoice does not match the purchase order. Find out why and prepare the correction.”
Match the invoice to the order, receipt, and supplier correspondence. Separate a missing receipt from a price or quantity discrepancy.
Send the discrepancy and supporting records to the person who can approve a correction. Keep unresolved invoices out of the payment run.
Apply the approved update, read back the invoice status, and confirm the payment hold has the intended state.
One reconciled invoice, its approval, and a clear record of the changes made.
Related work
Match remittance details to open invoices and send ambiguous matches to the finance team.
Bring account history and outstanding invoices together before preparing a customer follow-up.
Gather supporting records and identify missing evidence for the accounts your team needs to review.
Why Monarch
Monarch discovers operations in legacy and internal applications, including actions beyond public APIs. Its Product Graph connects the records, dependencies, and permissions an agent needs to complete the workflow.
Finance keeps control of payment authority, supplier changes, and material adjustments. Start with one exception type and measure whether the approved correction reached every required record.
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We’ll work through the systems, decisions, and evidence your first workflow needs.
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