Every invoice checkedagainst what you ordered and received.
An agent exports the month’s purchase orders, goods receipts and supplier invoices from your ERP’s web UI, matches them line by line in a terminal and puts every price gap, short delivery and missing receipt on a task board. The clean ones are approved for payment — after you press Allow.
Three of them don’t add up. Allow the payment approval when it asks.
September’s supplier invoices: the agent exports POs, receipts and invoices from the ERP, matches them in a terminal, puts the three mismatches on the board and asks before approving the rest for payment.
Three-way, line by line
Order, receipt and invoice are compared on quantity and price, not just on the total.
A script you can rerun
The matching runs on the ERP’s own exports in a terminal card — output in plain view, no black box.
Mismatches become tasks
Each gap lands on the board with the supplier and the difference, ready to chase.
Payment only with your OK
Approving invoices is a click in the ERP, and the agent asks before it clicks.
From a pile of invoices to a payment run
One agent, three cards.
Works in the ERP you already use
More in ERP
Other live scenarios from the same shelf — and a few close relatives.
Month-end close
ERPThe close checklist worked through: reconciliations and accruals from exports, journal entries posted after your OK.
AgentBrowserTerminalTo-do listInventory reorder
ERPEvery morning: stock and lead times checked against 30 days of sales, purchase requisitions drafted for you.
AgentBrowserTerminalNoteStock reconciliation
MarketplacesSeller account vs your warehouse export; every mismatch on the board.
AgentBrowserTerminalTask boardData questions
Beyond codeHypotheses on a list, SQL on a read-only replica, an answer with its queries.
AgentBrowserTerminalNoteTo-do list
Hand the invoice matching to an agent
It asks before a single invoice is approved.
macOS and Linux are coming later.
The first-run wizard installs an agent CLI, Git and the dictation model for you — or skips each step.