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AP, AR, and payments

Vic.ai

Autonomous accounts payable for enterprise finance teams.

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Overview

Vic.ai approaches accounts payable from the autonomy end. Many AP tools speed up a human's work; Vic.ai aims to handle a large share of invoices with no human touch at all, which only makes sense at volume.

The AI reads each invoice, extracts the line items, codes them against the chart of accounts, matches them to purchase orders, and routes approvals. Over time it learns a company's patterns, so the share of invoices that pass straight through rises. Bill pay, vendor management, and fraud detection round out the cycle, and anomaly flags catch the invoices that genuinely need a person.

That model is built for enterprise and larger mid-market finance teams. When there are thousands of invoices a month, shaving the manual work off most of them is a real cost saving; when there are fifty, the economics do not work.

Vic.ai uses custom pricing quoted by sales, with no published rates and no free trial, which fits its enterprise positioning.

It connects to enterprise ERPs including SAP, NetSuite, Oracle, Sage Intacct, Microsoft Dynamics, and Acumatica, plus Workday. The best fit is a high-volume AP team on one of those systems. A small business with simple payables on QuickBooks Online should look at a lighter, cheaper tool instead.

Key facts

Starting price
Custom pricing
Pricing model
Custom
Free trial
No
Free tier
No
Deployment
Cloud
Geography
Global
Founded
2017
Support
Email, Phone, Knowledge Base
Languages
English, Norwegian, Swedish
Works with
Sap, Netsuite, Oracle, Workday, Sage Intacct, Acumatica, Microsoft Dynamics
Last verified
2026-05-25

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enterprise and mid-market finance teams that want AP invoice processing to run with little human touch.
  • Companies on SAP, NetSuite, Oracle, Sage Intacct, or Microsoft Dynamics with high invoice volume.
  • AP teams that want AI coding, PO matching, and anomaly detection across thousands of invoices.

Cons

  • Small firms and low-volume payers. Vic.ai is built for enterprise invoice throughput.
  • Teams wanting published pricing or a free trial. Vic.ai is quoted by sales.
  • Businesses on QuickBooks Online only with simple AP, where a lighter tool will cost less.

Pricing

TierPriceBillingFeatures
CustomCustomCustom, quoted by salesAI invoice processing, approval workflows, bill pay, vendor management, financial insights, and fraud detection, priced by transaction volume and requirements.

Frequently asked questions

What does Vic.ai do?
Vic.ai automates accounts payable with an emphasis on autonomy. Its AI reads invoices, extracts line items, codes them against the chart of accounts, matches purchase orders, and routes approvals, aiming to handle a large share of invoices without manual intervention. It also covers bill pay, vendor management, and fraud detection, so it spans the full AP cycle for high-volume teams.
How much does Vic.ai cost?
Vic.ai uses custom pricing, quoted by sales based on invoice volume and requirements. It does not publish rates and does not offer a free trial. As an enterprise AP platform, it is priced for organisations with high invoice throughput rather than small businesses.
What does Vic.ai work with?
Vic.ai connects to enterprise ERPs including SAP, NetSuite, Oracle, Sage Intacct, Microsoft Dynamics, and Acumatica, plus Workday. The integration list reflects its target market: mid-market and large companies running established ERP systems rather than entry-level accounting software.
Who is Vic.ai built for?
In-house AP and finance teams at enterprise and larger mid-market companies with high invoice volume. The autonomous-processing pitch pays off when there are thousands of invoices to handle, so it is overkill for a small business on QuickBooks Online with simple AP, where a lighter and cheaper tool is the better fit.

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Last verified 2026-05-25. Pricing and features come from vendor-published specs. See our methodology.