Salary
💰 $110,000 - $150,000 per year
About the role
- Own the AP integrations roadmap, delivering seamless connections with ERP/accounting platforms (NetSuite, SAP, QuickBooks)
- Define and track AP-specific metrics: invoice cycle times, payment accuracy, vendor adoption, and workflow efficiency
- Partner with Engineering, Finance, CS, and Sales to ensure a frictionless, high-quality AP experience for buyers and suppliers
- Translate complex AP workflows into clear user stories and product requirements
- Drive cross-functional alignment to prioritize initiatives that maximize value for customers and the business
- Act as the voice of AP users, conducting research and validating assumptions to ensure we’re solving the right problems
Requirements
- 3+ years as a Product Manager in B2B SaaS, ideally with ERP/accounting/finance systems
- 2+ years of hands-on AP or finance operations experience, understanding invoice processing, approvals, vendor management, and reconciliation workflows
- Strong technical fluency: APIs, integrations, workflow automation, data analysis (SQL or BI tools)
- Metrics-driven mindset with experience defining KPIs and measuring impact
- Excellent communicator with proven ability to align cross-functional teams
- Customer-obsessed, curious, and able to translate complex workflows into elegant, automated solutions
- Preferred: Exposure to AI/ML in AP automation, global AP/finance regulations, or large-scale SaaS workflow products
- This position is also eligible for a new hire equity grant
- All US-based full time employees are eligible for our full suite of perks and benefits
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.
Hard skills
AP integrationsERP systemsaccounting platformsinvoice processingvendor managementreconciliation workflowsAPIsworkflow automationdata analysisSQL
Soft skills
excellent communicatorcustomer-obsessedcuriouscross-functional alignmentmetrics-driven mindsetproblem-solvingtranslating complex workflowsresearchvalidating assumptionsdefining KPIs