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The invoices AP tools hand back to a person

Xtract learns how your business codes them and returns a workbook ready for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

Xtract

For Business Central

Bundled charges, split by your own rules

The invoice shows one line and no breakdown by cost center. Xtract codes and allocates it from the rules it learned from your past postings, prepaid accounts included, and the split ties back to the original amount.

One vendor-invoice line

Commission 3,150.00

no per-cost-center breakdown on the page

  • Cost center AGL 500000301,575.00
  • Cost center B (prepaid)GL 125001201,050.00
  • Cost center CGL 50000030525.00
  • Exact split: 1,575 + 1,050 + 525 = 3,150.00
The figures are illustrative.

OCR reads the page. Xtract codes, allocates and reconciles it.

Five steps run between the document and the workbook.

IN

Documents

Invoices, credit notes, statements

1

OCR

PDF or Excel, any layout

2

Resolve and code

Vendor, cost center, dimension, GL, tax

3

Reconcile

Match to statement, flag missing and duplicate

OUT

Workbook

Coded, ready to import

Xtract learns how your books treat each vendor

From your past invoices, postings and corrections, Xtract builds a knowledge graph: a written-down map of how each vendor is coded, split and reconciled. Every rule is visible and yours to change, and each correction updates it.

Coded from your own postings

The rules come from your past postings, read from Business Central, so the coding matches what your team would have done.

Reconciled before import

Every line is matched to the vendor statement and every total is tied to the invoice. Gaps and duplicates are flagged before anything is imported.

Nothing guessed

Every line carries a confidence level. Lines Xtract is sure of go into the workbook; the rest wait for a reviewer, with the source rows alongside.

Documents Xtract is built for

  • ·It covers many locations, entities, cost centers or jobs.
  • ·It recurs from the same vendor.
  • ·It comes with a statement or total to reconcile against.
  • ·It is split or coded by hand today, or handed back by the AP software.

Typical cases: marketplace settlements, freight, landlord service charges, staffing agencies, and telecom or fuel bills that span many sites.

From a 30-minute demo to a live pipeline in under four months

  1. 1

    Guided demo, 30 minutes

    We run a working pipeline end to end on our sandbox and talk about the document you have in mind.

  2. 2

    Assessment, two weeks

    You send three months of the document. We return it coded, with the rules we would build and a straight answer on fit. Some documents are not a fit, and we say so.

  3. 3

    Pilot, about three months

    We build the pipeline and tune it against live documents and your corrections. The pilot is part of the one-time build fee.

  4. 4

    Live

    You upload the document and the coded workbook comes back in minutes. There is no ticket to raise.

Running in production today

Five Thirty's finance team, 8 brands and around 125 outlets on Business Central, six pipelines live. Coding that took 10 to 15 days a month now takes 1 to 2, and every line reconciles to the vendor's total.

Priced per pipeline, then by volume

A pipeline is built once per document type, then priced by coded lines per month: one row in the workbook you import. Customers who also use Lens share one connection, and the build fee drops by a third.

Ask us for the pipelines and pricing sheet →

Lens: the statements, on the same connection

Lens reads the P&L, balance sheet and cash flow from Business Central and filters them by brand, location or outlet, on the same connection.

See Lens →

Secure and in your control

Sign in with Microsoft·Read-only, never writes to Business Central·Strict tenant-level data isolation, on Azure·Synced daily and on demand, unlimited users