Supplier works for multiple entities
VAT number, address, order reference, and historic postings.
Suggest entity or route to review.
Growing trading and manufacturing companies often work with multiple administrations, locations, or entities. Glimps helps centralize invoice processing without losing local context.
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Invoices arrive centrally and are then assigned to the right administration.
Rules, approvers, and dimensions can differ by administration.
Finance sees status, aging, and bottlenecks across entities.
Benchmark: Ardent Partners (2024) reported $9.40 average cost per invoice, 9.15 days processing time, 32.6% straight-through processing. Source
Glimps handles the routine so finance can focus on the exceptions, not the data entry.
Glimps uses supplier, VAT number, email address, administration context, or invoice data to determine the right entity.
GL, VAT, dimensions, and workflows are applied based on the selected administration.
Invoices go to the right budget owner, location, or operations manager.
The final posting is processed in the correct Exact Online administration.
High-volume AP automation only pays off when it is clear what can flow through safely, and what must be reviewed by a human.
With shared suppliers, invoices can easily be posted to the wrong administration.
Not every entity uses the same accounts, VAT codes, or dimensions.
Without group-wide visibility, finance sees too late which entity or approver is behind.
Supplier works for multiple entities
VAT number, address, order reference, and historic postings.
Suggest entity or route to review.
Approver belongs to another location
Dimension, cost center, location, and approval matrix.
Route to the correct local owner.
GL account does not exist in administration
Chart of accounts per Exact Online administration.
Ask finance to confirm mapping.
The prerequisites to get this solution into production.
The concrete parts of the process Glimps takes off your hands.
Specific questions about this solution for multi-entity invoice processing.
Yes. The multi-entity flow is for organizations that want to process invoices centrally and post per administration.
Yes. Approval rules can differ by administration, cost center, amount, or budget owner.
By combining entity signals: supplier, VAT number, email route, references, and historic postings.