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AvidXchange Accounts Payable Automation
avidxchange.comSummary
Ask questionsAvidXchange provides accounts payable automation solutions designed to streamline purchase-to-pay processes for businesses. Their platform automates invoice processing, purchase order management, and B2B payments, aiming to reduce manual tasks, improve efficiency, and enhance financial control. They integrate with various accounting systems and offer solutions tailored to specific industries.
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Must Have
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Payment Processing
Online Payments
Fraud Prevention
Developer API Integration
Billing & Subscription Management
Fraud Detection
Dashboard & Reporting
Credit Card Processing
Developer Tools
Recurring Billing
Global Payments
Credit Card Acceptance
Developer APIs & SDKs
Subscription & Recurring Billing
Other
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Invoicing
Reporting & Analytics
Payout Management
Stripe Connect
Stripe Issuing
Stripe Terminal
Stripe Treasury
Stripe Atlas
Stripe Capital
Stripe Sigma
Stripe Tax
Stripe Invoicing
Multi-Currency Support
Global Payment Methods
Webhook Event System
Customer Portal
Payment Intents
Marketplace Payments
In-Person Payments
Connect Platform
Issuing
Treasury Services
Identity Verification
Mobile App Management
Webhooks & Event Notifications
Multi-Currency Support
Dispute Management
Reporting & Analytics Dashboard
PCI Compliance
Test Mode & Sandbox
Customizable Checkout
Invoice Creation & Sending
Rationale
AvidXchange offers a comprehensive accounts payable automation solution that includes payment automation, invoice automation, and purchase order automation. While it focuses on B2B payments and streamlining AP processes rather than general consumer or developer-centric payment processing like Stripe, it does offer core functionalities such as payment processing, online payments, fraud prevention (implied through security and error reduction), invoicing, reporting, and payout management. It does not explicitly mention developer APIs for third-party integration or credit card processing as a primary feature for accepting payments from customers, but rather for making payments to suppliers.
