Construction AP Automation and Procure-to-Pay

Every cost belongs to a job. Every decision should stay with it.

Keep procurement requests, POs, receipts, job coding, invoices, and approvals on one record.

What makes Construction finance different

Committed cost matters before the invoice

See what is requested, ordered, received, billed, and still open.

The detail lives in the field

PMs, superintendents, subs, and suppliers hold the context AP needs.

Matching is rarely one neat line

Partial deliveries, change orders, freight, and retention all create exceptions.

One P2P platform for the way
construction finance actually works.

Procurement

Put controls before commitment, while finance can still impact the outcome.

Accounts Payable

Billy codes, matches, and routes invoices with every question and decision attached.

Vendor
Management

Vendors submit their information and check payment status. Finance verifies sensitive changes. Self-service, not self-approval.

Payments

Carry approval and accounting context through payment. No starting the story over at the bank.

Expense Management

Control card spend before the swipe and reimbursements before they become month-end cleanup.

The intelligent Procure-to-Pay platform

FAQs FAQs

Yes. Job, cost code, phase, and PO line detail travel with the invoice from intake through approval and posting, so AP does not rebuild the project context after the invoice arrives.

Matching works at the line level against the PO and receipt. Partial quantities, change orders, freight, and retention show up as specific exceptions rather than a full manual rebuild.

Yes. They see the invoice, the PO, the receipt, and the open question on their phone, and they can approve, reject, or reassign without coming back to the trailer.

The question is asked on the invoice itself and routed to the PM, purchasing, or the vendor, and the answer stays with the transaction for anyone who looks later.

Stampli connects to supported construction ERPs and keeps them as the system of record, so the job cost record and the books stay aligned without double entry.

Vendor records hold required documents with expiration dates and reminders, and payments can be held until the required documents are current.