Payment data is fragmented
Bank files, lockboxes, emails, portals, and processors each provide a different part of the story.
For CFOs, controllers, and finance leaders
Argentic's agents capture payment and remittance data, match invoices, surface exceptions, and prepare the accounting result while your team keeps control of the decisions.
Argentic completes the operational work between receiving a payment and recognizing it cleanly in accounting. It connects the payment with remittance, customer, invoices, deductions, fees, approvals, settlement, and the final ERP-ready record.
Where the work accumulates
Payment receipt often creates a new chain of inbox work, research, judgment, and data entry before the books are right.
Bank files, lockboxes, emails, portals, and processors each provide a different part of the story.
People reconstruct invoice detail from message bodies, PDFs, attachments, spreadsheets, and payer references.
Short-pays, fees, deductions, and missing references wait for someone who understands the account.
The payment may be in the bank while cash application, reconciliation, and the accounting record remain unfinished.
One continuous workflow
Agents handle repeatable work inside explicit policies. Finance reviews the decisions that need judgment.
Collect the payment notice, bank detail, remittance, and attached evidence.
Identify the payer, customer account, payment method, and relevant open receivables.
Apply invoice detail and preserve the confidence and source behind each proposed match.
Route deductions, fees, short-pays, and policy exceptions to the right reviewer.
Confirm the payment result against processing and settlement information.
Prepare a clean export or ERP-ready record with the decision trail attached.
Operating fit
A useful first scope has enough repetition to measure and enough friction to matter.
Customers pay through a mix of ACH, wire, check, virtual card, card, portals, or online flows.
Payment context arrives separately through email, PDFs, files, or payer systems.
The team researches customers, matches invoices, resolves differences, and keys results into accounting.
One payer, payment method, inbox, lockbox, or business unit can provide a clean starting point.
A focused first pilot
Map the current steps and establish a baseline for manual touches, time to apply, exception rate, and posting quality. Run a live payment flow through Argentic, then decide which connections and authority levels make sense next.
Finance questions
Argentic works alongside the ERP. It gathers payment context, prepares the receivables result, and exports or posts it according to the connection available.
Customers can keep using their existing payment methods and channels. Argentic is designed to handle the receiving work across email, files, portals, checks, ACH, wires, cards, and virtual cards.
Argentic captures remittance from connected sources, preserves where it came from, and links it to the payment, customer, and relevant invoices.
Start with one recurring payment flow. Email forwarding and lightweight file intake can establish the baseline before a deeper ERP or bank connection is considered.
Your accounting environment
We confirm your ERP, version, entities, and access requirements with your team. The pilot specifies how open receivables reach Argentic and how the approved result returns to accounting.
Agree the customer and invoice data required for matching, including how changes and credits will be handled.
Use an agreed import file or a supported direct connection. Your pilot scope names the connection, field mapping, and review steps.
Finance reviews sample results, confirms permissions, and checks the audit record before any posting authority is enabled.
See the product at work
Watch payment intake, remittance matching, exception handling, and accounting preparation in the product demonstration.
Open the demonstration video ↗Start with the payment flow creating the most work
Argentic can map the current process, define a useful pilot boundary, and show where agents can help while finance retains approval authority.