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AP that explains itself.

Accounts payable and bill pay for businesses and accounting firms on QuickBooks, Xero, Sage or SAP. Every bill read, every check explained, every payment approved by a named person.

DocuBite at work, on sample data. Ndlovu Printers' invoice INV-2210, uploaded by Lerato M., arrives at the top of the Invoices list. DocuBite reads it with no typing, and holds it: the page says VAT 630.00, the read says 603.00, and the bill says why under the Tax total field. Tax: Expected tax at the Standard rate (15%) is 630, but tax total is 603. Arithmetic: subtotal (4200) + tax (603) = 4803, but total is 4830. A person decides what happens next.

Posts to

  • Xero
  • QuickBooks
  • Business Central
  • Books

DocuBite never holds your money

Every check states its reason

Built for the way you run AP. Whoever keeps the books.

In-house finance teams

Your company's own bills, from the inbox to your ledger. DocuBite reads each one, codes it to the accounts you already use, routes it to the right approver, and posts it to QuickBooks, Xero or Sage with the source file attached.

  • Coded to your accounts
  • Approvals by amount
  • Posted to your ledger

Accounting firms

Every client's books from one login. Each company has its own documents, approvals and ledger connection, so each client's bills post to their own QuickBooks, Xero or Sage.

  • One login
  • A ledger per client
  • Client approvals
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Invoices

Posts to Sage
Supplier · InvoiceTotalStatus
Sterling Building Supplies · SB-229118 420,00Needs attention · 1
Ridgeway Hardware & Supplies · RH-05836 310,00In review
Karoo Fuel · KF-04712 140,00Approved
Mabaso Cleaning Co. · MC-22072 318,40Touchless

From the inbox to the bank. Every step on the record.

Once a bill is read, three things happen before any money moves.

Invoice HP-311 from Hartley Print Co., R 680,00, has arrived by email. Once DocuBite has read it, it compares it with: the purchase order PO-1038 (same supplier and total); the supplier's earlier invoices (no invoice with the same number and total); the bank account saved for Hartley Print Co. (the same account, ending 4456); the VAT rate (15% of 591.30 is 88.70); and the sums (420.00 plus 171.30 is 591.30, plus 88.70 is 680.00). The bill's Checks tab then shows "No open checks on this document." DocuBite shows only what needs you. You still approve every bill, and DocuBite never holds your money.

The rest of AP, in one place.

  • Approvals by amount

    Bills above your threshold go to the person who signs them off. Below it, the finance check is enough.

  • Staff receipts, paid back with your bills

    Receipts become an expense claim, approved like a bill and paid back alongside your suppliers.

  • Every change has a name

    Every value links to the page it came from, and every edit records who made it and when.

Works with the books you keep. And the ones you ask for.

Connects to the popular accounting and ERP systems. Using another? Tell us, and we’ll add it.

Hartley Print Co. HP-311, approved, in the middle; around it the ledgers DocuBite can connect to: Sage, Xero, QuickBooks, SAP Business One, SYSPRO, Dynamics 365 Business Central, Odoo, Zoho Books, Acumatica, each ticked in turn as supported, and a tile for yours: Tell us, and we’ll add it.

Questions buyers ask first. Answered plainly.

Is this another AI black box?

Every check states its reason at the field it concerns. Nothing approves itself until you allow it: the first bills from any supplier always reach a person, and when you let trusted suppliers through on their own, a share of them still goes to a person to check.

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Does it work with my ledger?

Sage, Xero, QuickBooks, SAP Business One and the other popular accounting and ERP systems. Posting sends each line's account, tax code and tracking, and the source file attaches to the bill in your ledger. Using another? Tell us, and we'll add it.

See the ledgers
What does setup involve?

Connect your ledger, add documents, review from the first one. There is no historical-data migration phase.

Who actually moves the money?

Approved batches are paid from your own bank account, through a licensed payment provider or a payment file your bank takes. DocuBite never holds your money, and every payment line carries its own reference so an invoice can't be paid twice.

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What about staff receipts?

Receipts have their own queue. Staff gather the ones they paid for into an expense claim, approved like an invoice and paid back alongside your supplier bills.

Can I keep the books for several businesses?

One login, every company you keep. Each has its own documents, ledger connection, approvals and payments, and you move between them.

How are our documents kept?

In private encrypted storage. Every value keeps a link to the document it came from, and every change records who made it.

Something else? Email support@docubite.com or book a demo.

Start with one messy folder.

Point DocuBite at the invoices sitting in your inbox and see what comes back: every field read, every check explained, every decision recorded, before anything posts to your ledger.

DocuBite never holds your money: payments go from your own bank account, on the record.