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J.P. Morgan launches Total Settlement payment processing service for accounts payable automation

Friday 24 July 2009 09:08 CET | News

The Treasury Services unit of global financial services firm JPMorgan Chase has launched Total Settlement, an electronic payment service looking to allow businesses to simplify the payment of supplier invoices and move towards achieving complete order-to-pay automation.

Total Settlement consolidates Automated Clearing House (ACH), commercial card, wire and standard paper cheque payments into a single file, thus eliminating the need to process multiple payment types. A self-service web portal for suppliers provides payment status information and remittance details, allowing suppliers to maintain their own contact and payment-related information.

Total Settlement also allows organizations to manage payment processing with over 75,000 suppliers in the J.P. Morgan Business Settlement Network.

Total Settlement is part of J.P. Morgan Order-to-Pay, a service that connects buyers with their suppliers across a secure settlement network to automate purchase order delivery, invoice and payment processing, and discount management.


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