As a freelancer... As a freelancer, invoicing clients on bill.com has been a simple, intuitive, and streamlined process. It keeps all of my bills neatly organized without me having to maintain them myself, especially thanks to their status updates feature that lets me keep track of receivables. I would otherwise miss out on payments if I didn't have that to look back on. Having an email paper trail has also been useful

Bill.com helps speed the invoice process Bill.com remembers certain invoices and prepopulates based on history. It does a great job of identifying duplicates. Bill.com gives scans a vendor name from what it reads, so that helps me identify what's sitting in my inbox easer. It however, doesn't have an option to create folders or organize the inbox in any other way except by date or who uploaded.

Streamline your pay in/ pay out… Streamline your pay in/ pay out process. Save time with great dashboards and emails reminding you of what's coming in and going out. Send invoices and payments directly to your vendors and customers with ease. And, link all of this to your financial software with direct integration. What's not to love about Bill.com?!

Easy to use and set up. Separation of duties is incredibly easy. Great software! Bill.com has been incredibly helpful in getting our payables out with no fuss. We were able to set users who can enter, approve, and pay bills. It's one of the easiest pieces of finance software I've ever used. Integration with QuickBooks and NetSuite were painless as well.

Open issues The billing system has made a lot of features addition over the period which has made it easy to use. The interface is user friendly and easy to understand. But we have also seen an increase in the prices over the timeline. Also, we still face issue with vendor payments where multiple currencies are involved. I would love to have this feature. It also has some issues with syncing inventory based purchase orders hence the bill relating to the same need to be created in the ERP system and then synced to Bill.com. The feature relating to virtual cards which can be deactivated only when we contact support is another issue.