IMAP Email

IMAP Email: Bring invoice messages, attachments, and intake events into AP workflows.

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AP use case

Use this integration as an AP intake source for invoices, vendor messages, attachments, and exception follow-ups. Cadense can pass the captured context into extraction, approval, reconciliation, and audit workflows. The IMAP Email tools available in Cadense can be combined with extraction, approval routing, reconciliation review, and audit logging based on your AP process.

AP workflows this supports

  • Capture invoice messages and attachments for AP review.
  • Create follow-up tasks when a vendor email is missing PO, tax, or remittance details.
  • Route invoice intake events into approval and exception queues.

Data handled

  • Invoice emails
  • Vendor messages
  • Attachments
  • Mailbox metadata

How to automate IMAP Email with Cadense

  1. Open your AP workspace

    Create a Cadense account and open the workspace where your invoice, vendor, approval, payment, and audit workflows live.

  2. Add a IMAP Email block

    Add a IMAP Email block to the AP workflow and authenticate your account.

  3. Connect AP context and controls

    Choose the IMAP Email operation you need, connect invoice or vendor context from earlier steps, add approval or audit checks, and run the workflow.

Real-time triggers

Connect a IMAP Email webhook to Cadense and your AP workflow runs when invoice, vendor, approval, payment, or exception events happen.

IMAP Email Trigger

Use IMAP Email Trigger to start or update a invoice intake workflow when IMAP Email sends a relevant event.

Frequently asked questions

Cadense's IMAP Email integration connects IMAP Email to accounts payable workflows for invoice intake. IMAP Email: Bring invoice messages, attachments, and intake events into AP workflows. Finance teams can combine IMAP Email with document extraction, approval routing, reconciliation review, and audit logging.

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