Digital invoice workflow
Automated capture, verification, and approval of purchase and sales invoices.
Streamline the operations of accounting departments and firms through process automation, document centralization, and complete workflow control
Automated capture, verification, and approval of purchase and sales invoices.
Control over payment due dates and efficient settlement processing with counterparties.
Planning, approval, and monitoring of budgets with a complete audit trail.
Electronic submission, approval, and settlement of cash advances and business expenses.
Structured workflow of documentation related to loans, leasing, and financing.
Control of costs, documents, and approvals at every stage of project delivery.
A central document repository with rapid search capabilities and a complete audit trail.
Efficient management of correspondence and documentation addressed to government agencies and institutions.
Our offering includes turnkey processes and modules expanding system functionality, as well as the capability to design them custom-fit to the needs and structure of your company. For finance and accounting departments, this means complete flexibility in tailoring tools to specific requirements concerning cost document management, budgets, or investments, allowing Plus Workflow to be precisely aligned with the unique needs and financial procedures of your organization.





The system automatically extracts data from invoices, verifies its accuracy, assigns appropriate accounts, and posts documents.
Robust accounting software is continuously updated to comply with evolving tax legislation, National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) requirements, and reporting standards.
Eliminating manual data transcription from paper documents reduces the risk of error virtually to zero.
Gain continuous visibility into cash flows, payables, and receivables from anywhere, at any time.
The Plus Workflow platform maintains a complete audit trail available at all times, eliminating the need to manually prepare summaries or documentation for audits.

We build the Plus Workflow platform around the principle of flexibility. We understand that every organization has its own operational specifics. That is why we developed a modular system that integrates financial processes with overall document workflows and enterprise procedures. Instead of relying on isolated tools, you gain a single cohesive environment whose capabilities depend entirely on your requirements.

By choosing advanced accounting management software, you gain complete control over your budget. The system automatically monitors payment deadlines, sends reminders to contractors, and generates clear managerial reports. Consequently, you not only streamline accounting operations, but also effectively secure your enterprise's cash flow.

The Plus Workflow platform is designed to effortlessly adapt to the specifics of various industries—not only in terms of processes, but also its interface and application behavior. Low-code technology enables flexible design, allowing the system to mirror the actual operational workflows of accounting departments and banking institutions.

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Discover how BNP Paribas Faktoring Polska automated cost invoice workflows, incoming correspondence, expense processing, and contract archiving. The implementation connected financial and HR processes with the ERP system, reduced validation times, and provided a clear audit trail.
BNP Paribas Modern workflow platforms integrate seamlessly with existing financial and accounting systems, eliminating the need to replace current software. Document circulation, approvals, account assignment, archiving, and client communication can be automated, while the core accounting system remains the primary ledger platform.
Yes. AI-powered OCR solutions automatically recognize data from invoices and other accounting documents, verify its accuracy, and forward it downstream in the workflow. This allows employees to focus on review and analysis rather than manual data entry.
The optimal solution is an electronic document archive integrated with workflow processes. All invoices, contracts, tax declarations, and attachments reside in a centralized repository, where authorized users can quickly locate them, inspect change histories, and retrieve them for audits or regulatory inspections.
Simple accounting software focuses on basic bookkeeping and invoicing functions, whereas advanced software provides process automation, end-to-end document workflows, and integration with ERP-class systems. For small businesses, intuitiveness and rapid processing of daily transactions are essential. In complex enterprise structures, the challenges shift to managing multi-branch operations, automated account assignment, and multi-tier approval procedures. Therefore, modern accounting software for enterprises must scale alongside business growth, enabling a seamless transition from core modules to sophisticated managerial reporting.
Commercial accounting software ensures continuous updates compliant with evolving legal regulations, robust data security, and full technical support. It is worth noting that free solutions typically entail significant functional limitations, lack integration capabilities, and offer no vendor liability for tax calculation errors.
A modern full accounting system should automate general ledger bookkeeping, generate financial statements, and seamlessly integrate with the National e-Invoicing System (KSeF). Key capabilities also include the efficient generation of trial balances, support for multi-currency settlements, and integration with bank statements.
Cloud-based solutions and modern online accounting platforms ensure the highest level of security through advanced encryption protocols, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and automated data backups. Storing records in the cloud or in a secure data center eliminates the risk of data loss caused by local hardware failures or damage to physical archives.