Every supplier payment on one form. Not five steps.

Bills arrive, get read, run through your approval policy and go out in up to 40 currencies. Reconciled on the way back.

Bandeja
de facturas
Crédito o fondos propios
Cientos en
una corrida
Local e
internacional

150+ countries

Pay suppliers globally

Up to 40 currencies

One payment workflow

One form

Invoice to reconciliation

The numbers speak for themselves

Two ways in. One form.

Whether the payment starts from an invoice or from a vendor, it's the same single form. No funnel, no context switching, nothing hidden below the fold.

Upload it and the form fills itself

Drop in a PDF or an image. OCR extracts vendor, amount, invoice number, issue date and due date. Anything the system wasn't confident about gets highlighted so you review it instead of trusting it blindly.

Unknown supplier? It tells you

If the vendor isn't in Jeeves yet, you get an inline prompt to add them or link them to an existing one. You don't leave the form.

Your recent vendors are right there

The last vendors you paid, with account number and currency. Search by name, or add a new one without leaving the page.

Everything else on one screen

Amount, funding source, payment method, date, purpose and memo. Vendor, amount, source, method and date are all visible without scrolling.

Cross-border shows both sides

Source and destination currency with a live rate and the converted amount, inline below the amount field. Not on a separate step, and not on a stale quote.

You see the policy before you send

If the payment needs approval, a banner tells you so and names the approver, before you authorize anything. Then MFA, then it’s out.

Cuatro cosas que dejan de pasar en tu equipo.

Nadie vuelve a capturar una factura

Llegan del SAT, de tu correo o de tu ERPProveedor, monto y folio fiscal quedan extraídos sin que nadie teclee.

El día de pago dura minutos

Subes tu archivo como lo tengas y el agente arma la corrida completa, sin plantillas ni reglas de formato.

10 pagos analizados en 54 segundos

Tú decides con qué se paga

Crédito, fondos propios, tarjeta o SPEI. Se elige factura por factura, no de una vezpara todas.

Nada sale sin que alguien lo autorice

Defines quién aprueba según el monto.Cada autorización queda registrada antes de que salga un solo peso.

Focus on growing your business, not paying bills
Nobody keys in an invoice again

Forward bills to your entity’s own Jeeves inbox, sync them from your ERP, or upload them. Vendor, amount and dates get extracted without anyone typing.

Due dates calculate themselves

Set net terms on a vendor and the due date comes from the issue date automatically, pre-filled into the payment date. Set them inline the first time if they’re not there yet.

Nothing leaves without someone authorizing it

Approval tiers by amount, and the person who creates a bill can never approve or release it. If the primary approver is unavailable, it routes to a backup, then to the account owner.

The close comes done

Every payment lands reconciled and coded, with its invoice and proof of payment attached. Your ERP stays where it is.

Bulk payments

One invoice or four hundred.
Same click.

Bulk payments

Hundreds of transfers in one operation.

Schedule the date

Send now, or leave it ready for the day it’s due.

Recurring vendors

The platform remembers the details of whoever you pay every month.

Per-entity inboxes

Each entity gets its own bill inbox, so multi-entity groups don’t share a pile.

Payment run4 invoices selected · Ready to review
Scheduled
VENDORAMOUNTSTATUS
☑Studio North$2,400.00Ready
☑Atlas Supply$1,850.00Ready
☑Fieldwork Co.$3,200.00Ready
☑Forma Design$950.00Ready
Total · USD
$8,400.00
From sent to settled

The payment doesn’t end
when you send it.

01

If a payment fails, you know why

See the rejection reason and what needs to change, so you can correct the details and resend.

02

The rate is live until you send

The FX rate updates throughout the payment flow and displays a Live badge. The rate locks when you send the payment.

03

Your supplier gets proof of payment

A confirmation PDF is generated automatically and can be sent to your supplier. Export confirmations in bulk from the Sent tab.

04

Keep working in your ERP

Payments are reconciled and coded, with the supporting document attached. Keep your existing ERP workflow.

Join the pack.

One platform for spend management, payables, payments and corporate cards.
Built for companies that stopped fitting inside one country.

Frequently asked questions.

Answers about invoices, approvals and supplier payments.
How do I add invoices to Jeeves?

Forward invoices to your entity’s Jeeves inbox, sync open or partially paid bills from your ERP, upload a PDF or image for automatic data extraction, or create a bill manually using a vendor’s details.

How are payments funded?

Funding options depend on your account and region. Select an available funding source on the payment form. Contact your Jeeves representative to confirm which options are available to your business.

Can I control payment approvals?

Yes. Set approval tiers by amount. The person who creates a bill cannot approve or release it. If the primary approver is unavailable, the request goes to a backup approver, then to the account owner.

Can I pay suppliers internationally?

Yes. Send payments to more than 150 countries in up to 40 currencies. Most payments are processed within 24 hours; some destinations take up to 48 hours.

What exchange rate and fees apply?

The exchange rate and converted amount appear on the payment form before you send. Transaction and cross-border fees may apply. Review your plan and applicable payment terms, or contact your Jeeves representative for details on fees and FX pricing.

Will my supplier receive a payment confirmation?

A proof of payment PDF is generated for each completed payment and can be sent to your supplier automatically. You can also export confirmations in bulk from the Sent tab.

Can I manage payments for multiple entities?

Yes. Each entity has its own bill inbox. Approval policies are set per person rather than per entity.