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Business payments and cash flow management
BILL pushes past AP/AR into agentic finance ops — and into Navan's lane.
◆Recent moves
- 10d ago
Speed up your cash flow with new BILL Accounts Receivable features
BILL bundles previously fragmented AR collection flows into a single experience, tightening the receivables side to match the work already done on payables. Consolidation rather than new ground, but it keeps the AR story symmetric with AP.
- 22d ago
Keep your books close-ready with BILL + Rillet
Integration with Rillet, an AI-native ERP, lets BILL sync vendors, accounts, bills, and payments without manual exports or scripts. Useful for high-growth multi-entity finance teams, but the integration pattern itself is well-established BILL territory.
- 22d ago
BILL’s Transaction Agent: AI-powered receipt capture, matching, and transaction coding
⚡ SPARKGeneral availability of the Transaction Agent for all Spend & Expense customers — the AI captures receipts, matches them to transactions, and codes accounting fields autonomously after a card swipe. The most concrete piece of the agentic strategy yet, and the clearest signal that BILL intends AI to be a default surface rather than an opt-in feature.
- 22d ago
Keep your books close-ready with BILL + Rillet
Duplicate of the prior day's Rillet integration announcement, reposted from the integrations page with identical substance. No new capability beyond the earlier item.
View source ↗ - 23d ago
Next stop: Travel that stays in policy
⚡ SPARKNative travel booking ships inside Spend & Expense with no markup and no booking fee, putting BILL into direct competition with Navan and TripActions for the same SMB and mid-market finance buyers. Built on the cards and policy plumbing already in place, so adoption friction is low.
- 23d ago
Next stop: Travel that stays in policy
Duplicate of the prior day's BILL Travel announcement, reposted from the product page with the same substance. No new capability beyond the earlier item.
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