Multi-Entity Supplier Spend
The same vendor relationship can involve different companies, departments, projects and markets.
H6 gives finance and procurement teams a central policy layer for capturing, validating, matching, classifying, approving and posting supplier invoices across complex entity and department structures.
Industry Context
iGaming organisations can operate across multiple legal entities, markets, teams and supplier categories. Finance needs to move quickly while keeping coding, approval and posting decisions consistent. H6 captures those decisions in approved policies and applies them to every invoice with a complete audit trail.
The same vendor relationship can involve different companies, departments, projects and markets.
Spend must be assigned to the correct entity, team, cost centre, project and nominal account.
Approval paths can vary by value, category, entity and the business owner responsible for the spend.
Invoice, procurement and approval context often sits across separate tools and individual teams.
Governed Execution
AI helps capture and interpret the document. Approved policies govern the choices and actions that follow.
Extract supplier, invoice, currency, tax, date and line-level facts in a structured form.
Resolve the approved vendor record and the legal entity responsible for the transaction.
Validate available PO, price, quantity and purchasing context before an invoice moves forward.
Apply the correct company, department, category, project, cost centre and nominal account.
Execute threshold and ownership policies, then validate the outcome before ERP posting.
Operational Value
Routine finance decisions execute consistently without weakening the organisation’s approval model.
Invoices are evaluated against the entity and coding policies approved by the business.
Reviewers receive the invoice facts, failed policy and required action in one clear context.
Each outcome can be traced to the policy version, inputs, approval and user action behind it.
ERP Agnostic
H6 sits above the existing ERP, procurement and approval environment, keeping operational knowledge in a central, versioned policy layer.