Approvals and policy
YouApprovals, authorization, policy, funding
FinexioExecutes only approved instructions
You approve payments in your existing workflow. Supplier and payment signals help Finexio focus enablement; Finexio then runs delivery, exceptions, support, and reconciliation.
Exception queue
Same run · 128 payments · $79,770
Worked by Finexio
Returns, reissues, and supplier questions
Freight and logistics
ACH return worked, payment reissued
$8,960
Site utilities
Check reissued to a corrected address
$2,310
Equipment maintenance
Supplier question answered
$6,480
Exceptions for your team this run
Finexio works the queue and reports the outcome
The platform makes the operating model tangible: approved file, routed payment, supplier support, status, and reconciliation evidence.
Payment mix
Virtual card
$41,92052%
ACH
$28,54036%
Check
$9,31012%
Track payment mix, status, aging, and reconciliation outputs without rebuilding your finance stack.
Industrial supplies
Virtual cardPaidFreight and logistics
ACHPaidSite utilities
CheckSentEach supplier payment is routed to the right rail while Finexio handles delivery, exceptions, and supplier questions.
Single-useVirtual card

Single-use virtual cards run on the Visa network, with J.P. Morgan as the issuing bank behind card payments.
A walkthrough of the portal your team works in every day.
Finexio fits the way your team already works. You keep approvals, Finexio takes the rest.
Approve payments in your AP system the way you do today. Hand Finexio one payment file. There is no new process for your team to learn.
Finexio uses predictive models to assess likely supplier payment preferences and prioritize electronic-payment opportunities, while human enablement teams run outreach, answer questions, and work exceptions. Finexio routes and delivers approved payments according to program rules and available supplier payment options.
Track payment status, reconcile in full, and capture value on card-eligible spend. The work happens, and you see the operating picture.
The handoff is simple, but the responsibilities should be explicit before launch: approvals stay with your team, and post-approval payment execution moves to Finexio.
YouApprovals, authorization, policy, funding
FinexioExecutes only approved instructions
YouSupplier records and remittance detail
FinexioValidation, outreach, and updates
YouProgram goals and rules
FinexioRouting and delivery, every rail
YouPolicy escalations
FinexioReturns, reissues, supplier questions
YouClose process and target systems
FinexioStatus and reconciliation back to finance
Finexio gives each part of your finance team what it needs without adding work to anyone's plate.
Steady cash flow, tight control, and a clean audit trail. Finexio takes the surprises out of close, so you walk into every board meeting with the numbers buttoned up.
Hand off the busywork and keep the approvals. Your team stops chasing payment status and stops working exceptions, because Finexio owns both.
Finexio sits on top of your ERP and AP software. There is no rebuild, no migration project, and no new system for your team to run.
Supplier verification, bank-account validation, payee screening, and transaction monitoring run before each payment releases. The full control matrix lives in the trust center.
Card payments run on J.P. Morgan payment infrastructure, with SOC 2 Type II controls examined by Schellman & Company and the $2M Finexio Shield behind covered payments. J.P. Morgan is the issuing bank, Visa is the card network, and Finexio is the orchestration platform that runs the operation. Finexio is not a bank.
Payment infrastructure and card-network roles for supported workflows


Finexio works on top of how you operate today, alongside your ERP and AP software. Payments modernize without changing your stack.
Finexio runs on top of your existing ERP and AP software, with no rip and replace. You send one file, Finexio handles delivery across every rail, and reporting flows back into your systems so the books stay clean.
Many file-based implementations can launch in weeks, depending on data readiness, security review, integrations, approvals, and program scope. Send one file and watch the operation run.
Finexio's SOC 2 Type II examination was performed by Schellman & Company, LLC, covering controls relevant to Security for the period April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026. The full report can be provided to qualified buyers and partners during sales-led diligence, subject to scope and access requirements. Finexio Shield is a paid program that provides a $2M guarantee on covered payments. It is governed by its own program terms, eligibility, exclusions, and the applicable customer agreement.