- Quadient has integrated REPAY’s embedded payments technology into its Accounts Payable automation solution.
- The embedded payments capabilities will enable Quadient clients to pay vendor and supplier invoices using digital payment methods.
- By including embedded payments in the accounts payable process, companies save time, reduce costs, and benefit from increased visibility around their expenses.
Customer experience expert Quadient has teamed up with payment processing company REPAY to create a better user experience around its Accounts Payable automation solution.
Under the partnership, REPAY’s embedded payments technology will be available to companies using Quadient’s Accounts Payable automation solution. The integration will enable Quadient clients to pay vendor and supplier invoices using digital payment methods, including virtual card, ACH, Enhanced ACH and Real-Time Payments. As a result, companies save time, reduce costs, and benefit from increased visibility around their expenses.
“Both Quadient and REPAY are committed to the ongoing evolution of embedded payment solutions that drive automation while simplifying and optimizing the accounts payable process,” said REPAY EVP, Business Payments Darin Horrocks. “We’re thrilled to join forces with Quadient and look forward to working together on new ways to optimize payments and integrate our technologies for improved cash flow, streamlined internal processes, and increased customer and vendor satisfaction.”
Quadient, formerly known as GMC Software, was founded in 1924 to offer companies mailing solutions and business supplies. Over time, the company transitioned into the digital world, and now– in addition to paper mailing solutions– offers both accounts payable and accounts receivable automation tools, as well as customer communication technologies.
Atlanta, Georgia-based REPAY was founded in 2006 and offers payment processing tools to its 24,500 clients. The company, which processes $27.2 billion each year, counts clients across a range of industries, including healthcare, banking, education, automotive, and more.
While much of the talk around embedded finance centers around the end consumer, there is a lot of room for embedded finance tools in the enterprise space. Embedded payments solutions, specifically, remove friction, speed up processes around invoice payments, and create a better overall user experience.