Fintra Feature

Bill Pay That Runs From Capture to ACH

Capture a bill, route it for approval, pay it by ACH through Increase, and watch it post to the ledger - with duplicate and price-creep detection catching money you would have overpaid.

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What bill pay automation in Fintra does

Bill pay is where cash quietly leaks - duplicate invoices, creeping prices, missed early-pay discounts. Fintra runs accounts payable end to end: bills are captured, routed for approval, paid by ACH through a bank-grade originator, and posted to the ledger, while a spend-insights layer flags the duplicates and price creep before you pay.

  • Bill capture with AI extraction and suggested coding
  • Approval routing before anything is paid
  • Real ACH origination via Increase, with idempotency so retries never double-pay
  • Duplicate-bill, price-creep, and early-pay-discount detection

A real ACH rail, not a promise

Fintra pays bills by originating ACH through Increase - the bank-grade originator Ramp itself uses - against Increase’s documented REST API, with an Idempotency-Key header so a retried request is never paid twice. Transfer status normalizes to pending, submitted, completed, returned, or failed, so you always know where a payment is.

Catch overpayments before they happen

SignalWhat it catches
Duplicate billsThe same bill entered or received twice
Price creepA vendor’s price rising above its recent baseline
Early-pay discountsDiscounts available if you pay before a date
What the spend-insights layer flags

These flagged amounts roll up into the savings view as identified savings, each traceable to the bill that produced it - so “money we found you” is grounded in real AP data.

Governed and posted

  • Approvals gate every payment; nothing pays itself
  • Paid bills post to AP on the ledger
  • Every capture, approval, and payment is logged
  • AgentFence governs AI coding; humans approve before pay

Frequently asked questions

How does Fintra pay bills?

Fintra originates ACH payments through Increase, a bank-grade ACH originator, against its documented REST API with an idempotency key so retries never double-pay. Bills are captured, routed for approval, paid by ACH, and posted to accounts payable on the ledger - a full AP loop in one system.

Can bill pay catch duplicate invoices?

Yes. A spend-insights layer flags duplicate bills, vendor price creep, and available early-pay discounts before you pay, and the amounts roll up into your savings view as identified savings traceable to the specific bill. It catches money you would otherwise overpay.

Is the ACH payment rail real?

Yes - it is a genuine integration built against Increase’s documented API and it is sandbox-ready. Live payments require your own Increase key; Fintra never creates the account or hardcodes a key. Point it at a real key and it originates real transfers.

Does bill pay require approvals?

Yes. Approval routing gates every payment, so nothing pays itself. Bills are captured and coded, an approver signs off, and only then is the ACH originated - with the whole chain logged for audit.

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Automate AP from capture to ACH

Start free, no card required. Pay bills by ACH and catch overpayments before they happen.

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