Ten Reasons to Automate Your Vendor Payments
We spoke with some of our customers and asked them the top ten reasons they selected DTI and vCards to automate their vendor payments. Here’s what they told us:
Plain answers to the questions finance and records teams ask us most, and what we're seeing in the work.
Most projects take four to six months, and some finish in as little as eight weeks. Your team's time for testing and training sets the pace.
Read the answer → Vendor paymentsNo. Checks are still drawn on your current bank account, and only virtual card payments are funded in advance.
Read the answer → Vendor paymentsVendors that accept card pay the processing fee, and a share comes back to you. How many vendors enroll matters as much as the rate.
Read the answer → Document scanningMost projects are priced by the page or by the box, and a standard box holds 2,250 to 2,500 pages. Preparation and indexing drive the cost.
Read the answer → Document scanningOften, yes, but confirm your retention requirements with your records officer or legal counsel first.
Read the answer → PentaPenta Vault, EasyFile, or staying on OnBase. DTI delivers AP automation on all three.
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We spoke with some of our customers and asked them the top ten reasons they selected DTI and vCards to automate their vendor payments. Here’s what they told us:
Thursday, October 15, 2026, 11:00 AM ET, online. Ryan White talks with Bart Edge and Mo Brown of IronPay about what's changed in vendor payment automation, followed by a live demo and Q&A.

Invoice capture, approvals, exceptions and ERP integration, including construction AP.
ACH, virtual card and check, vendor enrollment, and how card rebates work.
Scanning boxes of records, large-format drawings, and getting files into the systems you use.
One short email when something new is published.