Together, the integrated solution will help small and growing businesses achieve cash collection excellence
Upflow, a leading provider of accounts receivable software, today announces a new relationship with Intuit QuickBooks, the world’s leading small business technology platform. This product integration will enable small and growing businesses to manage their invoices and payments more efficiently, helping them save time and improve cash flow.
Invoicing and payment management is a time-consuming and challenging task for many small and growing businesses. Late payments, payment disputes, and missed payments can cause significant cash flow problems and impact the overall financial health of a business. Upflow addresses these challenges by providing businesses with cutting-edge accounts receivable technology to manage their cash flow and unlock their owed cash reserves. It allows businesses to track their outstanding invoices, send reminders to customers, and automate payment processing. The platform also provides valuable insights into cash flow and customer behaviour, empowering businesses to make better financial decisions.
With this 1 click hassle-free integration between Upflow and Intuit QuickBooks, businesses can now manage their invoices and payments seamlessly from one central location. The combined solution synchronises QuickBooks invoices with Upflow so that businesses are able to stay on top of what is owed and collect payments on time. This integration will help SMBs reduce the time and effort needed to manage their finances, allowing them to focus on growing their business. The integration will also enable businesses to streamline their invoicing and payment processes, reducing the risk of payment delays, disputes, and errors.
“We are thrilled to be working with Intuit QuickBooks to bring cutting-edge accounts receivable software to even more businesses,” said Alexandre Louisy, CEO and co-founder of Upflow. “By integrating with Intuit QuickBooks, we are making it easier than ever for businesses to manage their invoices and get paid faster, which is critical to their success. This is a significant milestone for our company, and we are excited to see the positive impact it will have on businesses around the world.”
“By joining services with Upflow, we can help clients and prospective customers save time and money through streamlined cash flow and payment visibility,” said Kevin Zavaglia, VP of US Sales for Intuit’s Small Business and Self-Employed Group.
For more information about Upflow and its new offerings as a QuickBooks Solution Provider follow this link.
Alex Louisy
Co-founder and CEO of Upflow
Alex is the Co-founder and CEO of Upflow, where he leads the company’s mission to revolutionize how B2B businesses manage their cash flow. Backed by top-tier investors like Hedosophia, YCombinator, Hexa, and Lorimer Ventures, with more than $25m in funding to date, he is a strong advocate for financial transparency and operational excellence, bringing a founder’s perspective to the biggest challenges and opportunities in modern revenue management.
Alex developed Upflow’s widely recognized “5 Maturity Stages of Cash Collection” framework, a model that has helped hundreds of companies build scalable and efficient finance operations. He also co-hosts The Growth-Minded CFO podcast, where he engages with finance and business leaders on innovative approaches to financial leadership. His thought leadership explores the intersection of business strategy, financial discipline, and organizational growth.
As a regular contributor to Upflow’s blog, Alex shares insights on leadership, scaling SaaS businesses, and the future of B2B finance. His writing helps founders, CFOs, and revenue leaders make smarter decisions and build financially resilient companies.
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