Yes. If your goal is specifically “which invoices should we process/pay first to maximize early-payment discounts?”, there are several AP platforms that explicitly automate that decision.
Strongest fits
- rossum.ai — Particularly strong for invoice-level discount capture. Its AI reads invoice terms, calculates available discounts, and prioritizes discount-eligible invoices for review/approval.
- accountingseed.com — Its AP automation explicitly supports prioritizing invoices and taking early-pay discounts; its newer Bill Pay Agent uses due dates and discount opportunities to recommend which bills to pay.
- serrala.com — More enterprise-oriented. It combines AP automation with payment scheduling based on supplier terms and cash-flow priorities to capture discounts.
- gep.com — Enterprise procurement/AP platform with dynamic discounting and proactive alerts for payment-driven savings opportunities.
- spendflo.com — Its AP automation explicitly times payments to capture early-payment discounts, particularly interesting if you're already using NetSuite.
- zaharasoftware.com — Automates discount identification, assigns priority to discount-eligible invoices, and moves them into an early-payment queue.
If you mean optimize the cash itself
There's an important distinction. Basic AP automation says “this invoice has a 2% discount, process it quickly.” More sophisticated working-capital software asks “given our available cash, which invoices generate the highest return from paying early?”
For that use case, jpmorgan.com and platforms such as SAP Taulia/C2FO are worth evaluating. They can optimize which supplier payments to accelerate rather than merely flagging discount terms.
A useful benchmark is annualized return: 2/10 net 30 = roughly a 36% annualized return on the incremental 20 days of early payment. So the ideal system should rank opportunities by discount value + days early + cash availability, while also respecting approval holds and payment deadlines.
My shortlist: If invoice prioritization is the core requirement, I'd start with Rossum, Accounting Seed, and Serrala. If you're trying to build a broader working-capital optimization program, I'd look at J.P. Morgan/Taulia/C2FO instead.
If you tell me your ERP (SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Dynamics, etc.), annual AP spend, and approximate invoice volume, I can narrow this to the 2–3 best options and compare their discount-optimization capabilities.