Flowie vs Zahara

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Zahara automates accounts payable workflows connecting purchasing, invoices, and payments. Purchase orders can include multi-step authorisation, budget checks, receipting, matching, and audit trails. AI invoice processing reads invoice and line-item data, routes invoices, and includes duplicate prevention and bank account checks. Configurable approval workflows cover purchase orders, invoices, expenses, and supplier payments. Zara, its AI assistant, answers questions about invoices, budgets, and suppliers using live data while respecting permissions. The iOS and Android apps support approvals, purchase orders, delivery receipting, expenses, and mileage claims; web and API access are also listed. Integrations include Xero, Business Central, QuickBooks, Sage products, NetSuite, and MYOB, among others. Zahara runs on Microsoft Azure and lists security controls including two-factor authentication, single sign-on, and encrypted backups created every 15 minutes. Teams starts at £159 a month, with up to 10 users, 120 purchase orders per month, and 250 AI-read invoices.