Abstra

    By process · Accounts payable

    An approved payment should not depend on a due-date spreadsheet.

    Organize approved payments, prioritize due dates, prepare remittances and track bank confirmation with control and traceability.

    01

    Gather approved payables

    02

    Organize by due date

    03

    Validate bank details

    04

    Build the batch

    05

    Send the batch

    06

    Confirm and reconcile

    After approval, manual work continues

    The team still checks due dates, builds batches, types payments, generates remittances, sends to the bank, checks returns and updates the ERP.

    Due-date spreadsheet
    Manual payment entry
    Bank remittance and return
    Duplicate payment risk
    Failure without clear reprocessing
    Outdated ERP status

    What automation solves in payments

    Approved payables queue

    Gather what already passed approval and organize by due date, bank, entity and priority.

    Controlled remittance

    Validate bank details, build the batch and track send and return.

    Outcome reconciliation

    Link executed payment, original payable and receipt in the flow and ERP.

    Workflow

    From approved payable to bank confirmation

    Execution only happens after a valid approval, with blocks and tracking.

    01

    Gather approved payables

    Find documents released for payment.

    02

    Organize by due date

    Sort by date, bank, entity, account, priority and payment type.

    03

    Validate bank details

    Check payee, account, branch, key or barcode.

    04

    Build the batch

    Prepare payments for remittance or execution.

    05

    Send the batch

    Integrate with the bank or payment system.

    06

    Confirm and reconcile

    Read the return, update status and link payment, payable and receipt.

    Key controls

    • Prevent duplicate payment
    • Block payable without approval
    • Flag upcoming due dates
    • Separate payments by entity
    • Control bank detail changes
    • Log rejections and reprocess failures

    Common exceptions

    • Rejected bank return
    • Inconsistent bank details
    • Payable without valid approval
    • Remittance failure to reprocess

    Connect automation to the stack you already use

    ERPs and management systems
    SAPTOTVS/ProtheusNetSuiteOmie
    Banks and payments
    ItaúSantanderBradescoBanco do Brasil
    Portals, documents and tax
    Qive/ArquiveieNotasADN NFS-eNota Paulistana
    Communication and collaboration
    GmailOutlookSlackMicrosoft Teams

    Use cases

    CNAB remittancePayment by entityDue-date prioritizationBank return checkERP status updateAuditable receipts

    Automation patterns that show up in real operations

    Industry

    Fiscal document capture and validation, purchase-order matching and ERP posting preparation.

    Services

    Recurring billing, expense approval and receivables follow-up.

    Distribution

    Document checks, slips, suppliers and payments by due date.

    Multi-unit operations

    Different rules by entity, cost center, branch and approval tier.

    Growing companies

    Document intake automation without growing the ops team at the same pace.

    Automation with control, not a black box

    Every step can have rules, owners, approvals and evidence. The team tracks what came in, what was extracted, which rule ran, who reviewed, who approved and what the outcome was.

    Access control

    Each user only sees and approves what matches their role.

    Audit trail

    Decisions, changes and evidence stay recorded.

    Human exception

    Ambiguous cases go to review without stopping the whole queue.

    Idempotency

    The flow prevents duplicates in postings, payments and reprocessing.

    Which step of your finance process still depends on a spreadsheet?

    Bring an inbox, an approval flow, a matching routine or a remittance. Abstra helps turn the process into an automated, auditable pipeline.

    Automate payments

    Frequently asked questions

    Does Abstra execute the payment?+

    The solution can prepare, send and track payments according to configured integrations and approvals.

    Can you use CNAB?+

    Yes, when applicable to the bank and the company process.

    What happens when the bank rejects a payment?+

    The return is recorded and the payable can be routed for correction or reprocessing.

    Does payment only happen after approval?+

    That is the default recommendation. The flow can block any execution without a valid approval.

    Automate the finance routine that consumes the most team time.

    From document intake to payment or collection, connect people, rules and systems in one process.

    Automate payments