NextProcess gives finance teams control and oversight of spending, from capital requests and sourcing through purchase orders, invoices, and payments, on one platform. Three-way matches are processed automatically. Judgment calls go to the right people, with the information they need to decide. Your finance team can update auto-processing thresholds and routing rules without waiting on IT.
More than 300 million transactions and more than $1 trillion in approved spend have run through NextProcess.
Capital Expense Management: Evaluate CapEx requests with built-in ROI, NPV, IRR, scenario, and cash flow analysis. Approved budgets draw down in real time as POs, invoices, and payments post, and every project drills down to its transactions. It works across entities and locations, with or without the other modules.
Sourcing: Vendors onboard themselves and supply their tax, insurance, and banking details. You decide which fields are required. Vendor scoring helps purchasing teams identify their best vendors. Track contract renewal dates and rebate thresholds, send reminders, and route to legal, operations, and accounting for sign-off.
Procurement: Requisitions route for approval by department, cost center, amount, or entity, and budget checks and spending limits apply before the PO are sent. Includes punchout and vendor catalogs, RFI and RFQ, blanket POs, and supplier scorecards for on-time delivery and price. Covers direct, indirect, services, and capital spend across entities and currencies.
Accounts Payable Automation: Intelligent data capture reads invoices (including non-standard formats and other languages) and can suggest GL coding. Lines are matched two-way, three-way, or across multiple POs within your tolerances. Invoices that match process automatically. Duplicates, mismatches, and suspect amounts go to exception queues by problem type, where your team resolves them before payment.
Disbursement: Pay suppliers by ACH, wire, virtual card, or check, across entities and currencies, under the same controls that approved the invoice. Whoever approves an invoice can't release its payment.
Integrations: More than 50 ERP integrations with two-way sync, including SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, Sage, NetSuite, JD Edwards, Epicor, Infor, Deltek, and QAD, and NextProcess’ own web API libraries make sure integrations are thorough and complete.
Security: SSO, MFA, role and field level permissions, a full audit trail, and a current SOC report. Our AI is self-hosted, so invoice and vendor data stay private and protected.
Most implementations take 60 to 90 days, with a 100% success rate, and customers average positive ROI in under six months. More than 30,000 people use NextProcess daily, backed by 20+ years of experience. Modules are sold separately, so you can start with one.
NextProcess is the right fit for mid-market and enterprise finance teams with complex approvals, ERP integration needs, multi-entity operations, and connected capital expense, sourcing, procurement, accounts payable, or disbursement workflows. It is not the best fit for companies that only need a basic, low-configuration point solution.
Average Rating: 3.2/5.0
Total Reviews: 3
How Do G2 Users Rate NextProcess?
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Has the product been a good partner in doing business?: 5.0/10 (Category avg: 8.1/10)
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Workflows: 9.2/10 (Category avg: 8.3/10)
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Cost Control: 9.2/10 (Category avg: 8.2/10)
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Schedule: 5.0/10 (Category avg: 8.3/10)
Who Is the Company Behind NextProcess?
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Seller: NextProcess
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Company Website:
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Year Founded: 2003
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HQ Location: Addison, US
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Twitter: @NextProcess
15 Twitter followers
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LinkedIn® Page: www.linkedin.com
14 employees on LinkedIn®
Who Uses This Product?
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Company Size: 33% Small, 33% Large
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