From international expansion and new recruitments, to product developments and regulatory evolutions, purchase-to-pay (P2P) automation provider Yooz has revealed its ambitions for the new financial year.
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“With real-time data and access on mobile devices, accounts payable teams could continue with business as usual, and we’ve seen increased interest from more companies that understand the benefits of such a solution”
The France-based business had a fruitful 2021, with the widespread success of its new solution Yooz Rising and receiving the Great Place to Work certification. International development also continued across North America, the UK, Ireland, Spain, Switzerland, Belgium, and Luxembourg. Yooz currently has more than 270 employees, and plans to recruit more than 70 people in 2022 to support future growth.
A solid foundation
Since its creation in 2010, Yooz has quickly become a global leader in purchase-to-pay automation, allowing finance and accounting departments to simplify, secure and optimize their accounts payable processes.
The increased adoption of automation in accounts payable (AP) departments is currently helping generate more than 45% annual growth, with more than 4,000 customers and 200,000 users in over 30 countries.
Yooz reinvests more than 25% of its revenue in R&D every year and has published more than a hundred scientific papers on AI technologies, Machine Learning and automatic document recognition.
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Continuous growth since its creation
A first in the AP Automation market, Yooz’s combination of real-time AI performance, user experience, and business reporting has brought about great success. Yooz expanded into the United States in 2015, in the United Kingdom, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg in 2019, in Spain in 2020, and Ireland in 2021.
“The French Decree of March 2017 on the digitalization of invoices and the implementation of Making Tax Digital in 2019 have been key accelerators for the business,” said Magali Michel, COO Europe at Yooz. “It has encouraged companies to plan the procedures for digitizing paper invoices and the rules for storing digitized invoices, with electronic versions and the subsequent benefits slowly overtaking old-fashioned paper documents.”
