Recognized for superior usability and functionality, Invoiced combines multi-agent software architecture with Flywire’s proprietary global payment network to solve complex, cross-border accounts receivable challenges
BOSTON, MA, USA – September 28, 2026 — Today, Flywire Corporation (Flywire) (Nasdaq: FLYW), a global payments enablement and software company, announced that Invoiced – Flywire’s AI-native invoice-to-cash platform – has been named a Leader in the 2026 Accounts Receivable Technology Value Matrix published by Nucleus Research. Evaluating accounts receivable (A/R) technology providers on usability and functionality, the independent analyst firm recognized Invoiced for its ability to unify software, collections, cash application, and embedded global payments into a single platform.
In 2026, the A/R market is undergoing a structural shift as buying authority moves to controllers and treasurers seeking solutions that execute complex tasks – such as cross-border reconciliation, multi-currency processing, and credit decisioning – rather than merely automating dunning rules. Invoiced stands out in the Leader quadrant by embedding Flywire’s global payment infrastructure directly into its multi-agent software architecture, providing midsize and enterprise organizations with a unified solution built for complex domestic and international accounts receivable.
Solving Cross-Border Complexity Through Embedded Payment Infrastructure
Unlike legacy A/R vendors that license third-party processing partners, Invoiced directly leverages Flywire’s owned and operated global payment network. This means that more than 1,200 local payment methods across 140 currencies and 240 countries and territories are embedded directly within the Invoiced solution.
“Invoiced by Flywire stands out because its global payment infrastructure sits inside the receivables platform rather than alongside it, so payment acceptance, currency conversion, and cash application are unified into one step instead of a chain of manual work. That strength in cross-border receivables, paired with a no-code setup that lets finance teams own more of the configuration, earned Invoiced a Leader position in the 2026 Accounts Receivable Technology Value Matrix.” – Duncan Van Kouteren – Analyst, Nucleus Research
Key Differentiators Highlighted in the Report
The Nucleus Research report underscores several core capabilities that position Invoiced as a Leader in the market:
- Embedded Global Payment Rails: Eliminates foreign exchange friction, unpredictable bank fees, and manual reconciliation matching by combining payment acceptance and A/R software onto a single, owned infrastructure with compliance and currency conversion built in.
- CashMatch AI & Smart Chasing: CashMatch AI matches incoming payments to open invoices even when remittance data is incomplete or covers partial payments across multiple accounts, while Smart Chasing dynamically adapts outreach cadence based on observed buyer behavior.
- Agentic Architecture & Open Ecosystem: Features a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes real-time invoice, aging, and payment data to external AI agents, facilitating seamless agent-to-agent commerce, automated remittance mapping, and ledger reconciliation.
- Fast Time to Value: Through pre-built ERP integrations – like with NetSuite, Sage and Intacct and Microsoft Dynamics – and a no-code integration studio, finance teams can stand up and configure Invoiced directly without hiring outside systems integrators or launching lengthy IT transformation projects.
“Earning a Leader position in Nucleus Research’s Value Matrix validates our core vision: software alone isn’t enough to solve modern receivables challenges – you also have to control the payment infrastructure underneath it,” said Ryan Frere, EVP and GM of B2B at Flywire. “Where traditional software vendors force finance teams to reconcile disconnected bank feeds across global borders, Invoiced connects intelligence and settlement into one seamless workflow. We are delivering the speed, automation, and global reach that CFOs, controllers, and treasurers demand today.”
To download the complete Nucleus Research report, visit here.
Invoiced by Flywire is Flywire’s accounts receivable automation platform, acquired by Flywire in 2024. Together they form a single invoice-to-cash solution: Invoiced by Flywire handles invoice delivery, collections workflows, and payment posting, while Flywire’s global payment network handles cross-border collection, currency conversion, and ERP reconciliation.
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