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ChronoScan AP Invoice Processing vs Circulus

Circulus

7.6#2 in invoice processing softwareFrom $39.99 a month
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FactChronoScan AP Invoice ProcessingCirculus
APIChronoAPI provides REST API classes for requesting services, processing files and executing tasks programmatically.XTGlobal describes a web-service API for integrating accounting and business software, but no Circulus-specific public API reference is provided on the product site.
HeadquartersCollado Villalba, Madrid, SpainPlano, Texas, United States
IntegrationsOutput options include ODBC databases, XML, CSV, REST JSON, SharePoint, M-Files, CMIS repositories, file systems, FTP/sFTP, Azure Storage, Google Drive, SMTP, VBScript and PowerShell.Circulus says it integrates with virtually any ERP or accounting platform; its SMB platform supports QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop, while its AP integration page names Sage 100 Contractor as well.
Rating on G24.1 out of 5 from 10 reviews0.0 out of 5 from 1 review
Security controlsEnterprise provides user roles and access controls for document and data access.The SMB product page lists Norton Secured SSL, FDIC-insured payments, Positive Pay and SOC 1 Type II.

ChronoScan AP Invoice Processing plans

  • FreeFree
  • Professional maintenance€49 a year
  • Advanced maintenance€99 a year
  • Professional€245, paid once
  • AI/API Credits€300, paid once
  • Nuance OCR Plug-In€499, paid once

Circulus plans

  • Startup$39.99 a month
  • Circulus AP Automation$48 a month
  • Accountant$49.99 a month
  • Business$69.99 a month
  • Unlimited$99.99 a month

Pick ChronoScan AP Invoice Processing if…

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Pick Circulus if…

Circulus suits businesses seeking bill intake, approval workflows, purchase-order matching and supplier payments in one accounts payable platform. SMB customers should have an active QuickBooks Desktop or Online account for full bill-payment capabilities.

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