Customer
Industry
Location
Employees
ERP
Invoice volume
Website
Scope of Work
- RapidP2P Accounts Payable Automation
- Integration with Civica Authority
- Invoice validation before the ERP
- Delegation-based approvals and audit trail
Overview
About Albury City
AlburyCity is the council for Albury, a regional NSW city of more than 57,000 people. Around 600 staff deliver services across 10 service clusters, with Civica Authority as the council’s ERP. Albury City introduced RapidP2P as part of a broader finance-system upgrade.
Approval controls relied on people, not the system
Around 100 invoices a day were routed to staff through the council’s records system, then keyed into Authority by hand. The records system couldn’t check whether an approver held the right delegation, so controls could be bypassed.
Delegations not enforced
Weeks-long approvals
No visibility for AP
Untraceable spend
Invoices are checked before they reach the ERP, then approved in Authority
RapidP2P now sits between invoice receipt and Civica Authority. Every invoice is captured and checked before it moves into Authority, where it is approved under the right delegation and then posted and paid.
Receive
Capture
Validate
Pass to Authority
Clean invoices are created in Civica Authority as held invoices, with the PDF attached.
Approve
Approval follows Authority’s workflow, so only staff with the right delegation can approve, and every approval is recorded.
Stronger controls without replacing the ERP
Delegations enforced in the system
What changed
Delegations enforced
(Approval control)
Errors stopped before payment
(Fraud and payment risk)
Audit-ready approvals
(Audit evidence)
Full invoice visibility
(Invoice status)