Business costs made as simple as possible
By using Flowtly, companies can not only manage time more efficiently but also manage resources and costs more effectively.
A reliable system for transferring accounting documents
Flowtly simplifies communication between your company's administration and accounting.
Cost group control
Our financial module simplifies cost management in your company.
Cash Out: everything due to be paid
Upcoming and overdue payments in one view, from about two weeks back to three months ahead: supplier invoices already on the books and expected obligations that are not invoiced yet, shown muted. Read it as a chart by week or month, a per-day calendar or a list sorted by date, amount or counterparty. Overdue amounts are shown in red, and a week with nothing due still appears, so gaps stay visible.
Split a shared invoice by attribute
A security or cleaning invoice that covers many projects no longer has to be divided by hand. Record a number once on assets and projects, such as floor area in m², and one click fills the split in proportion. The amounts always add up to the invoice total, a project you strike stays recorded as excluded, and a split that falls short with no exclusion marked is flagged on the document.
Supplier invoices approved by the right person
With the approval workflow on, an incoming invoice goes to the owner of its cost-category tag, or to the owner of the linked cost, and otherwise to everyone who holds an invoices permission. Each approver has a Waiting on me tab with only their own decisions, a rejection carries a note, and every invoice keeps a decision history of who approved or rejected it.
One SEPA file for the whole payment run
The Unpaid tab lists every supplier invoice still to pay, approved or not. Tick the ones to pay and export a SEPA pain.001 XML file for your bank's bulk-payment import instead of keying each transfer by hand. For example, an invoice tagged Legal is approved by the tag's owner on Tuesday and paid with the rest of the week's approved invoices in Friday's file. Invoices whose supplier has no bank details are skipped and flagged.
Supplier contracts from the signed PDF
Drop a batch of signed supplier contracts and stay on the list while they upload. Each one waits in Awaiting sorting until you open its review: parties, dates, payment terms and prices are pre-filled and marked as extracted, the likely supplier is suggested by tax ID or name, and nothing is saved until you confirm. A file Flowtly already holds is recognised instead of becoming a second contract.
Debt collection
Overdue sales invoices get a reminder drafted every day for the amount still outstanding. A finance user reviews, edits and approves each one before it is sent, and the history keeps every sent, dismissed or failed reminder.
Automated integrations with banks
An advanced integration function with banks is a key element in improving financial management.
Reporting the company's financial condition
Flowtly's financial module is not only a solution for managing finances but also collects and analyzes data to help you make strategic decisions.
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How does each supplier invoice reach the right approver?
Supplier invoices land in a shared inbox and get forwarded around until someone says yes. Nobody can tell what is waiting on whom, so invoices are paid late, or paid without anyone deciding.
With the approval workflow on, Flowtly sends each incoming invoice to the owner of its cost-category tag, then to the owner of the linked cost, and otherwise to everyone with an invoices permission. Each approver's Waiting on me tab holds only their own decisions, and a rejection carries a note.
Approval routing (example)
Approved invoices wait in Unpaid, ready to pay
How do I pay the week's invoices in one go?
Every approved invoice turns into a transfer someone keys into the bank portal by hand: account number, amount, reference, again and again, with a chance of a typo each time.
The Unpaid tab lists every supplier invoice still to pay. Tick the ones due, export one SEPA pain.001 file and upload it to your bank's bulk-payment import. Invoices whose supplier has no bank details are skipped and flagged.
Friday's payment run (example)
One upload instead of 14 transfers
FAQ
Do you have any questions?
We have collected answers to the most frequently asked questions. If you don't find the answer to your question, contact us - we'll be happy to help!
Do we have to match every bank transaction to an invoice by hand?
Can we require approval before an expense gets booked?
Do we need to keep receipts and invoices for every transaction?
Can a company expense be tied to a specific budget?
How do we resolve a question our accountant has about a transaction?
From the knowledge base
Track and approve business spending
CounterpartiesManage supplier and client records
Accountant questions on transactionsDiscuss transactions with your accountant
Cash OutSee upcoming and overdue payments by week, day or list
Splitting a cost across projects by attributeShare one supplier invoice by area or another attribute
Invoice approval workflowRoute supplier invoices for approval and export a SEPA file
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