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Fazeshift’s AR agents read the mailbox where remittance actually arrives, match payments to invoices even when a deduction never cites a credit memo, and post back to the ERP you already run — so the team doing this by hand today doesn’t have to keep doing it by hand as volume grows.

Worker in a blue shirt adjusting wire-forming machinery beside a spool of copper wire
Cash application agentReading

Deduction with no credit memo cited

$180,915.00 applied $3,285.00 isolated

AppliedMatched on amount and payment history

If your team is still matching remittance out of a shared inbox, the same three patterns tend to show up.

Cash application runs out of a mailbox, by hand

You’ve got one or two people reading incoming remittance out of a shared inbox and matching it to open invoices by hand — against real volume, not a handful of accounts. When the remittance doesn’t clearly say which invoice it covers, or doesn’t show up at all, you’re matching off the amount and that customer’s payment history instead, one email at a time.

A handful of your biggest customers create most of the exception queue

Your deduction work concentrates in a handful of accounts — the big customers who deduct first and reference the invoice later, if ever. Every deduction gets its own workaround: you post the invoice in full, park the disputed amount separately, and chase the credit memo after the fact, because whatever remittance eventually shows up rarely cites it.

The system that’s supposed to catch the exceptions doesn’t talk to the ERP

If you’re running a legacy AR point solution on top of your ERP, chances are it doesn’t actually sync — a credit memo you apply on one side doesn’t show up against the invoice on the other, and the worklist that’s supposed to surface what’s overdue sorts by something else entirely. Running more than one entity makes it worse: the same customer can carry a different account number in every one of them.

Built for AR that runs out of a mailbox, not a system

Your ERP stays the system of record. The agent reads and writes back to it, works the inbox where remittance actually arrives, and applies what’s confirmed while routing the rest to whoever can clear it.

Step 01

Connect your ERP and your inbox

The agent reads open invoices and posts cash application back to the ERP you already run, and works the shared mailbox where remittance actually arrives — without asking you to consolidate anything first.

Two sources. That is the whole setup.

Where it shows up in your week

The same platform, pointed at the parts of manufacturing billing that take the most time.

Every AR workflow. One platform.

From hardware manufacturers to industrial distributors, cash application runs unattended at real production volume once Fazeshift takes it over.

See customer stories

~3,100

Invoices resolved

~2,400

Cash-application runs

One hardware manufacturer we work with put a year of cash application in the agent’s hands — every run fully automatic, no human touch, over twelve months of live production use.

Works with what you already run

The agent reads your open invoices and posts cash application back to your ERP and pulls payments and remittance straight from your bank and lockbox in whatever format they arrive. Other ERPs connect through file-based integration. Tell us what you run and we’ll confirm what connecting it looks like.

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The ones that come up first, almost every time.

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Yes. When a deduction or short pay lands with no credit memo cited, the agent matches from the amount and that customer’s payment history, applies what’s confirmed, and isolates the difference — with the invoice detail and its reasoning attached — rather than holding up the rest of the payment.

Bring your exception queue

The fastest way to see this is on invoices you’re actually working right now. Bring the deductions with no credit memo attached, the short pays nobody’s chased down, the ones sitting in a shared inbox — and we’ll show you how the agent reads and applies them.

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