Close the books. Keep the speed.
Approvals in hours instead of days, cards that reconcile themselves, books that post daily. Finance that moves like the rest of your company.
Month-end, without the war room.
What closing looks like when nothing waits for a spreadsheet.
Tagged to infra, GST checked.
Receipts nudged in Slack all month.
One tap, full context.
Not reconstructed in March.
Posted daily, not batched.
Close is review, not archaeology.
Approvals in hours, not days.
Approvers decide where they already are, with full context attached.
- Slack-native
- Routes by team & amount
- Full audit trail
"In the demo, it became very clear that these guys are very attuned to the needs of the customer."
Naga Subramanya · Finance Director, SprintoSaaS sprawl, on a leash.
A virtual card per vendor, with MCC-level control and 0.55% cashback.
- Per-vendor limits
- Renewal alerts pre-charge
- Receipts auto-collected
Books that post daily.
Volume can 4× without the team growing.
- Daily to Zoho, Tally, NetSuite
- TDS per section
- Multi-entity & currency
"4x increase in volume… zero headcount growth."
Mihir Malhotra · Head of Finance, Inc42Reimbursements without the chase.
For teams across five cities and three time zones.
- Filed from Slack
- Policy checks automatic
- Receipts nudged
Ask your books a question.
"AP is one of the most painful processes in finance. The volume is high, there are multiple stakeholders, a lot of back and forth. If your AP is streamlined, your brain has a lot more bandwidth for strategic tasks."
The Pazy stack finance teams actually use.
One ledger, one approval fabric, one audit trail — turn on what your team needs.
Vendor invoices read from the inbox, approved in Slack, paid to terms.
Explore Corporate CardsPer-vendor virtual cards, MCC control and 0.55% cashback.
Explore ReimbursementSlack-first claims, live policy checks, mileage handled automatically.
Explore Connected BankingPay from your own bank with maker-checker, single or bulk.
Explore Pazy IntelligenceAsk what a team, vendor or entity actually spent this quarter.
Explore IntegrationsZoho, Tally, NetSuite, Oracle, Slack — posted daily, not batched.
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What SaaS finance teams ask us first.
We live in Slack and Zoho Books. Does Pazy fit that stack?
Natively. Approvals, receipt nudges and claim filing happen in Slack; books post to Zoho (or Tally, NetSuite, Oracle) daily. No behavior change for the team, no batch imports for finance.
We're ~150 invoices a month. Is that too small for Pazy?
No — Sprinto started around that volume with 20–30 vendors. The win at that size is speed: approvals went from 2–3 days to 1–2 hours, and close stopped eating the first week of the month.
Are cards and UPI part of the same platform?
Yes. Per-vendor virtual cards, corporate cards with limits, and business UPI all run on the same ledger as your invoices — one approval fabric, one audit trail, one posting to your books.
How does TDS on SaaS vendors and contractors work?
Pazy applies the right section (194J, 194C and others) at booking, deducts at payment, and keeps the certificate trail ready. International vendors are flagged for the right treatment too.
We operate across multiple legal entities. Does Pazy support that?
Yes. Each entity keeps its own cost centres, approval flows and books, while your finance team gets a single dashboard across all of them.
We pay vendors in USD, EUR and GBP. Does Pazy handle multi-currency?
Yes. Pazy supports multi-currency payments and invoicing, and captures the exchange rate at the time of payment — so your books reflect the actual INR cost with no manual adjustment.
Can we integrate Pazy with our internal tools via API?
Yes — Pazy offers open APIs your team can use to connect it to internal systems, your HRIS or your data warehouse. Documentation is available on request.
How long does implementation actually take?
Most SaaS teams are live in under a week — connect the ledger, import vendors, set approval rules, and invite the team to Slack. No IT project required.
Your close, done by Tuesday.
A 30-minute demo on your own invoices, cards and Slack — see the new month-end.
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