Melio is an accounts payable platform designed to simplify bill payments, improve workflows, and maximize cash flow efficiency for businesses of all sizes. To get started, try all of Melio's features free for 30 days!
You can pay vendors online using bank transfers or credit/debit cards—even if they only accept checks—while Melio takes care of the manual tasks. Integrate seamlessly with QuickBooks and Xero to keep your accounting up-to-date.
Melio allows you to pay through bank transfer or card, helping you extend your cash flow and gain rewards. Enter vendor or bill details manually, upload, or snap a photo of the invoice—it’s that simple. Schedule payments according to your cash flow plan and let Melio manage them. Additionally, you can pay international vendors in their local currency for services and products.
On-the-go? No problem, just get the Melio mobile app on iOS or Android to manage your payments, process approvals, and much more no matter where your business day takes you.
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Most enterprise invoices are never paid from an emailed invoice. Across the $2B+ in receivables Monk manages, 92% have to be submitted through the buyer accounts payable portal instead, and a failed submission is usually silent.
Monk is an AI-native accounts receivable platform built around that problem. It files invoices into more than 600 corporate AP portals, including Coupa, Ariba and SAP Business Network, uploads 87% without a person, and brings each rejection back onto the invoice record with the reason attached.
Collections runs on the same data. Julia, the Monk agent for Intelligent Collections, reads inbound replies and answers what the customer wrote instead of advancing a dunning schedule, clearing 90% of invoices without escalation. Outbound mail sends through your existing Gmail or Microsoft 365 mailbox.
Payments match at 80%, rising to 95% once rules are added. Runs on QuickBooks, NetSuite or Dynamics 365 Business Central. SOC 2 Type II. Live in one to three days.
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Fora Financial
Fora Financial is a business financing company that provides multiple funding options for small and midsize businesses. Its products include revenue advances, lines of credit, SBA loans, business term loans, equipment financing, and small business loans. Revenue advances are repaid using a fixed percentage of daily or weekly gross receipts, allowing payments to adjust during lower-cash-flow periods. Lines of credit provide ongoing access to funds that businesses can draw as needed, with advertised limits ranging from $5,000 to $100,000. Term loans provide lump-sum financing with predictable payments, while equipment financing is intended for purchases, repairs, or leases of business equipment. Small business loans can provide working capital for expansion, cash flow management, and other operating expenses, with terms of up to 18 months and funding amounts of up to $1.5 million. Fora Financial states that completed applications can receive approval decisions in as little as four hours and funding as soon as 24 hours after an offer is accepted. Applications are reviewed using underwriting factors that may include business and personal credit, revenue consistency, cash flow, time in business, and industry-specific requirements. Fora Financial is intended for business owners that need flexible access to capital for growth, equipment, payroll, inventory, acquisitions, bridge financing, or general working capital.
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United Capital Source
No matter how large or small your business may be, we can identify funding options tailored specifically for you! A major drawback of conventional small business loans lies in their rigid repayment schedules. Borrowers are required to make fixed monthly payments, which can be challenging as businesses experience fluctuations in revenue. This inconsistency in income can hinder many companies from qualifying for traditional bank loan products. Particularly in industries characterized by varying busy and slow seasons, consistent revenue generation becomes a challenge. If this situation resonates with your business, exploring revenue-based financing could be a suitable alternative. This innovative financing option resembles a merchant cash advance but is not limited to businesses with significant debit and credit card transactions. Moreover, it offers the potential for larger loan amounts and extended repayment terms. Revenue-based business loans are generally simple to qualify for, and based on your sales figures, the repayment process can be quite manageable and convenient. Additionally, this type of financing allows businesses to align their payment obligations with their cash flow, providing greater financial flexibility during slower periods.
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