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Leading U.S. business payments service Bill.com
today announced that it now processes over $52 billion in electronic
payments annually, with more than 3 million documents uploaded monthly,
providing SMBs with a more efficient and productive back office.
According to a study from Aite, 30 percent of business payments are
electronic. Bill.com is driving digital payments adoption, with
electronic payments comprising over half of what Bill.com processes. The
company continues to add new electronic payers and payees at a brisk
pace. Each month thousands of SMBs choose Bill.com to digitize,
catalogue and store their invoices and related AP and AR documents. At 3
million members strong, it is the largest Network of its kind helping to
streamline the B2B payment process from start to finish.
“I can’t imagine going back to life before Bill.com. Being able to pay
all my vendors and contractors electronically means less time and
headaches for all of us. Now I don’t dread having to deal with my back
office responsibilities, and can concentrate on growing the business,”
said Vinnie Recile, Chief Financial Officer, Honest
Paws.
Continued Product Innovation
Bill.com continues to make significant strides leveraging new
technologies to offer its customers. The company deployed a new,
advanced machine learning fraud prevention engine as part of its ongoing
fraud prevention program. A new machine learning-powered online customer
support center was also unveiled, driving significant increases in
customer self-resolution. The company is developing new ways to expedite
payments and eliminate AP and AR-related headaches.
“This is the most exciting time for business payments I’ve experienced
in 25 year career with both technological development and acceptance
accelerating,” said Lacerte. “In an industry with such great momentum,
we have to continuously innovate to provide our customers with the
advanced products they need to make the complex payment process simple.”
Strong Partnerships
The latest growth metrics reflect major strides marked by milestones in
2017. The company closed on a $100 million round of funding led by
JPMorgan Chase and Temasek in October, after announcing a strategic
distribution partnership with Chase. The business payments network also
deepened its integration with Intuit’s QuickBooks via the launch of Bill
Pay for QuickBooks Online, allowing small business users to easily make
digital payments from within the QuickBooks platform.
Additionally, CPA.com, the commercial arm of the American Institute of
Certified Public Accountants renewed its exclusive bill payment
partnership with Bill.com. Bill.com partners with four of the top 10
U.S. banks and now serves more than 60 of the nation’s top 100
accounting firms including BDO, one of the nation’s largest accounting
firms, which chose Bill.com as the exclusive business payments solution
for its new client automation platform.
“Bill.com was founded to bring efficiency to business payments for
businesses of all sizes. The rapid expansion of our payments network and
relationships with the nation’s leading banks and accounting firms
reflect the massive need for digitizing business payments,” said
Lacerte. “As we build on our momentum from the past year and continue to
expand our offerings in 2018, we’re excited to partner with
forward-thinking businesses and banks to help businesses streamline
their payments processes and take the hassle out of the back office.”
Strengthening Leadership
Bill.com was named a 2018 Bay Area “Best Place to Work” by the San
Francisco Business Times and the Silicon Valley Business Journal.
Lacerte was awarded the EY Northern California Entrepreneur of the Year
and named one of the most 100 influential people in the accounting
industry for the 7th year in a row by Accounting Today.
The company announced three major additions to the Bill.com executive
team in marketing, development and customer success to support growth
and innovation. The employee base has grown by nearly a third and there
are plans in the coming months to expand facilities outside of
California, where the company is headquartered.
For more information about how Bill.com is reimagining the business
banking experience, visit www.Bill.com
to learn more.
About Bill.com
Bill.com is the leading business payments network with 3 million members
processing over $52 billion per year in payment volume. Bill.com helps
businesses connect and do business by saving them more than 50 percent
of the time typically spent on financial back-office operations.
Bill.com partners with four of the top 10 largest U.S. banks, more than
60 of the top 100 accounting firms, major accounting software providers
including Netsuite, Intacct, Intuit and Xero, and is the preferred
provider of digital payments solutions for CPA.com, the technology arm
of the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA). Recognized as one of San
Francisco Business Times’ and Silicon Valley Business Journal’s “2018
Best Places to Work,” Bill.com has over $200 million in funding with the
most recent investment round led by Temasek and JP Morgan Chase.

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