"With Regate, we have all the information right in front of us."
How Le Slip Français finally managed to meet its accounting deadlines thanks to Regate.
Before Regate, Le Slip Français had all its supplier invoices in paper format in binders, and accounting closing deadlines were rarely met. Regate has made it possible to dematerialize everything, and to have an effective accounting follow-up.
"Regate allows us to meet closing deadlines, which was not the case before."
Benefits of Regate
Centralize the control of my expenses
The accounting team can "hyper-easily" visualize the invoices awaiting accounting registration (with customizable automation rules) or approval by the approvers (with the possibility of re-launching them directly from Regate).
Make accounting more reliable
With Regate, all supplier invoices are finally digitized and centralized, and a simple click allows you to search for or pay them.
Save time on management
In its first year, thanks to Regate, Le Slip Français' accounting team was able to complete the January close at the same time as the December close for the first time, despite a surplus of invoices and the annual audit.
"A tool that is not only effective but also evolves in a way that is relevant to our needs."
His favorite features
Rules for automation of cost accounting
Anaëlle, accountant at Slip Français, was able to set up automated expense account rules for supplier invoices in Regate. And so avoid errors, while saving time.
Expenditure approval circuit
It's easy for Le Slip Français' accounting team to set up the approver for different types of expenses, track them, and re-send them directly from Regate.
Tracking interface
Regate centralizes all of Slip Français' supplier invoices. A system of color codes and an efficient search bar allow the accounting team to have a fluid follow-up.
"A very clear and easy to pick up interface."
The impact of Regate
in a few figures
100 %
accounting closures carried out on time
100
customized accounting automation rules
0
lost invoice
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