Decision Engines
Founded 2017 · 12 employees on LinkedIn · 2 known investors
Decision Engines builds AI-driven automation products for enterprise finance, procurement, and legal teams, including invoice capture and AP workflows (InvoiceIQ), contract intake and obligation tracking (ContractIQ), and a conversational finance data assistant (ConverseIQ). Its platform functions as an enterprise knowledge graph that unifies data across finance, AP, sales, and procurement to support process automation and decision-making.
Also known as Decision Engines Inc
Investors · 2
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Decision Engines is a software company offering a cloud platform that applies generative AI, large language models trained on customer data, and intelligent process automation to enterprise finance, procurement, sales and legal workflows. The company describes itself as operating since 2017 and states SOC 2 Type II compliance and support for private LLM deployments.
The platform is organized into four products. InvoiceIQ handles AI-driven invoice capture, GL coding, multi-level approval workflows, line-item handling, statement credit and credit-memo reconciliation, an AP service desk for vendor queries, duplicate and fraud risk scoring, and ERP integration with SAP, Oracle and NetSuite. ContractIQ covers contract intake, clause and field extraction, obligation tracking, renewal alerts, risk flagging, legacy contract migration to modern CLM systems, contract digitization into a searchable repository, and enforcement links to AP and AR systems, working across PDF, Word, image and Excel formats. ConverseIQ is a conversational assistant for finance and procurement queries, exception handling, contract intelligence and natural-language report generation, with role-based access scoping answers per user. DecisionIQ provides intelligent process automation across finance, procurement and sales functions such as supplier selection, lead prioritization, forecasting and RFP creation.
Positioned by the company as an enterprise knowledge graph, the platform uses app connectors to link existing business applications while enforcing data-source permissions, and offers hosting options aligned to a customer's data and security policies.
Business model
Decision Engines sells a self-service cloud software platform to enterprises, with configurable connectors to existing applications and hosting options aligned to customer data and security policies; deployment options include private LLMs.
Latest developments
The company markets four products — InvoiceIQ, ContractIQ, ConverseIQ and DecisionIQ — with generative AI, private LLM and SOC 2 Type II positioning, and lists InvoiceIQ on the SAP Store as a touchless AP automation offering integrated with SAP. Product roadmap items highlighted include advanced line-item handling, enhanced reconciliation and a DRC compliance rollout.
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Market position
Decision Engines positions itself as a globally recognized provider of an AI-driven self-service cloud platform for finance operations, spanning AP automation, contract lifecycle management and conversational finance analytics in a single platform.
The company emphasizes a single platform spanning AP automation, contract management and conversational finance analytics rather than point solutions, built on an enterprise knowledge graph that unifies data across finance, procurement and sales, with private LLM options, permission-aware connectors and flexible hosting for enterprise security requirements.
Technology
The platform combines generative AI and large language models trained on customer data with machine learning and process automation. It builds an enterprise knowledge graph that links data across diverse enterprise sources, extracting and interpreting raw data for automated processing and decision-making. Capabilities include document digitization across PDF, Word, image and Excel formats, clause and field extraction, automated GL coding, AI risk scoring, and app connectors that enforce source-system data permissions. The company states SOC 2 Type II compliance and offers private LLM deployment.
Go-to-market
Direct sales through demo requests on the company website, supported by a technology partner ecosystem and distribution via the SAP Store, where Decision Engines Inc lists InvoiceIQ as an SAP-integrated AP automation product.
Enterprise finance, accounts payable, procurement, legal and sales teams, including organizations running SAP, Oracle or NetSuite ERP systems.
Geography
The company describes global operations, including AP automation for global paper invoices and DRC compliance rollout.
History
The website states the company has been operating since 2017.
Compiled by commissioned research from 4 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
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Competitors · 7
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Companies competing with Decision Engines for the same Google search keywords, organic and paid, via search-intersection analysis.
Timeline · 1
launches, deals, and filingsDecision Engines Inc is listed on the SAP Store with InvoiceIQ, a touchless AI-powered global AP automation product integrated with SAP.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
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primary sources listed
- Decision Enginesdecisionengines.ai · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Decision Engines do?
- Enterprise AI platform automating accounts payable, contract lifecycle management and finance analytics.
- Who are Decision Engines's investors?
- Decision Engines's investors include Momenta Ventures, The Hive.