Checkrun vs. Quadient Accounts Payable

Use it when you have a small workforce or handle most tasks alone. It's an ecosystem of relationships, and explaining the relationships between components can be hard for others. Like approval channels setup and how it affects invoice coding for approval. Better to separate these aspects between the admin and the clerk. Incredibly helpful in evaluating your workload and planning weekly check runs. Allows you to see far ahead what's coming down the pipeline and course-correct as appropriate. Seamless sync with QuickBooks. Great customer service, always responding promptly and on point.

Incentivized

• GL Coding
• Approval System
• Updates

Incentivized

• I wish the export function allowed more options for the posting date of invoices. All invoices have the same posting date once they reach Sage 300, but this must be changed when they reach the transaction file. We should have the option of using the invoice date as the posting date or a selected date.

Incentivized

It's a fairly simple and easy to understand product. it is very intuitive. we were able to have our entire staff up and running within a week of our go live date with limited training required. Once everyone learned how to use it, there hasn't been any questions or errors. the layout is logical and the filtering options are quick and easy to use

Incentivized

More detailed and better for larger organizations. Quickbooks works well for a small business but wouldn't want to use it for our size of an organization. Quadient Accounts Payable keeps things simple even with multiple programs in our organization and hundreds of invoices to work through and organize. Better at scale.

Incentivized

• Saves manpower, but we don't track the numbers closely.
• Improved transparency of approval and access to information.
• Reliability and peace of mind.
• Ease of operation

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