Finance & procurement

Finance

Let the volume through. Stop the exceptions before the money moves — with the evidence behind every decision.

What we change

Exceptions caught before the money moves.

Overpayment prevented

Duplicates, prices above contract and charges nobody ordered stopped before payment.

Faster approvals

Each approver sees only what needs them, with the reason — and is reminded until they decide.

An audit trail by default

Every document, check and decision recorded: who, when and why.

Use cases

Your most critical workflows.

Exception · Supplier invoice

Invoice 2026-10417 · Facility services

Received Mon 08:12 · operating cost · approver: facilities manager

Amount€4,860.00 incl. VAT
Arithmeticlines, VAT and total add up ✓
AgreedMonthly fee €3,500.00 excl. VAT (contract FS-12)
Found€516.53 above the contract fee — "additional cleaning" ✗
Bank accountmatches supplier record ✓
ApproveAsk the supplierReject, with reason

What an approver sees: the invoice, the checks, and the one line that needs a decision.

Why Routario

Finance teams don't need another system of record. They need the exceptions found, explained and routed before anyone pays.

Suppliers change nothing

Invoices keep arriving where they always have. Routario reads them there.

Nothing moves money on its own

Routine items clear on your rules; everything else waits for a named approver.

Your ERP stays in charge

Routario prepares, checks and routes. Posting and payment stay in your systems.

Start with the invoices that cost you most to get wrong.

Tell us where you'd start. We'll come back with a first step and what it would take.

Talk to us

Where do exceptions hide in your volume?

Tell us which documents flow through your team, how many, and where errors or delays show up.

We reply within one business day, usually with two or three questions and a suggestion for the first step.

Where are you starting from?

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Thanks — we have it.

We'll get back to you within one business day with how we'd approach it and what we'd need to start.