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SoftCo

6.7/10

AI-driven accounts payable and procure-to-pay automation for mid-size and large finance teams that run many entities and ERPs at high invoice volumes.

Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology

Overview

SoftCo is an Irish vendor, headquartered in Dublin and founded in 1990, that automates accounts payable. Its platform captures supplier invoices in many formats and matches them against purchase orders and goods receipts. It then assigns GL codes and routes invoices for approval by email or mobile, with AI flagging exceptions and possible fraud. Beyond core AP it offers procure-to-pay modules for requisitions and spend control, and e-invoicing connections through Peppol and VAN networks for mandates in countries such as Belgium, France and Poland. It also offers supplier management and spend analytics, and SoftCoPay adds supplier payments with virtual cards and rebates. The product suits medium and large organisations with several entities, ERPs and regions. Customer examples include Primark, Logitech and SuperDry. SoftCo publishes no prices. Subscriptions are quoted mainly by annual invoice volume. SoftCo integrates with SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, Infor, Sage and over 200 ERPs in total through a single integration layer, and REST APIs are available. Each customer runs in its own single-tenant environment, and a third-party profile reports SOC 1, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certification. Reviewers praise the touchless processing rates and the support team. The main weaknesses they report are limited reporting customization and a longer setup than lighter cloud AP tools. SoftCo is not a general ledger, so it sits alongside an existing ERP rather than replacing one.

Our Rating

6.7
out of 10
Scalability
8
Analytics
5
Compliance
8
Integration
8
Security
8
Support
8
Cost
3
Customization
5
Ease of Use
7

Who SoftCo is best for

Best software for Enterprise

Good fit

  • SoftCo is built for high-volume AP across multiple entities, ERPs and regions, with customers such as Primark and Volkswagen.

  • It automates AP capture, matching, coding and approvals for finance teams.

  • Directory profiles name mid-to-large companies as the target market, and most reviewers are from mid-sized firms.

Less suited

  • Volume-based quotes and a multi-week implementation make it a poor fit for small firms.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Directory profiles report up to 90% straight-through processing for PO-backed invoices.
  • Pre-built connectors cover SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, Infor and Sage, with 200+ ERPs in total, which suits companies running several ERPs.
  • Each customer gets a single-tenant environment, and a third-party profile reports SOC 1, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certification.
  • E-invoicing runs over Peppol and VAN networks and targets mandates in Belgium, France and Poland.
  • Reviewers praise the responsive support and the email and mobile approvals.

Cons

  • No public pricing, and deals are sized for high invoice volumes.
  • Reviewers report limited reporting customization and KPI analytics.
  • Setup is longer and more complex than lighter cloud AP tools.
  • Some reviewers report ERP integration glitches and occasional errors in automated vendor selection.

Key Features

Accounts Payable
Multi-entity Consolidation
Tax Compliance

SoftCo Pricing

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Frequently Asked Questions

SoftCo sells quote-based subscriptions sized mainly by annual invoice volume, and no list prices are published. RFP.wiki puts the typical starting point at about 50,000 invoices a year, while IDP Software says SoftCo targets organisations with 20,000 or more.

SoftCo has pre-built connectors for SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, Sage and Infor, with 200+ ERP systems supported in total and REST APIs available.

RFP.wiki says SoftCo markets a standard go-live of about 10 weeks.

Yes. It sends e-invoices over Peppol and VAN networks, supports EN 16931 and UBL, and targets the Belgian, French and Polish mandates.

Keensight Capital acquired SoftCo in March 2024.

Third-party profiles report SOC 1, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certification. Each customer runs in a single-tenant environment.

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