Built for the plants that supply the supply chain.
The food chain is corrugated's largest customer, and the plants that serve it sell on terms while board prices move monthly and harvest orders arrive in surges. When your customers pay through the Payve Network, approved invoices become working capital you can take when you choose, and agents handle the order entry and statements.
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US corrugated industry shipments in 2024
Fibre Box Association, 2024
43%
of US B2B invoiced sales are paid late
Atradius Payment Practices Barometer, North America, 2025
1,092
US corrugated plants in 2024, and 634 of them are independent-scale sheet plants
Fibre Box Association, 2024
Approved invoices become cash when you choose
When a customer approves your invoice through the Payve Network, you can choose early payment per invoice, with the exact dollars and the fee in view before you decide.
Releases entered by agents
Blanket POs drawn down in releases, repeat specs, and emailed orders are drafted into your system by agents. A person approves every entry.
Short-pays answered with records
When a national account short-pays over counts, freight, or plate charges, the invoice, release, and delivery paperwork are already matched and lined up to dispute it.
Statements kept current
Hundreds of line items a month across accounts are itemized, reconciled, and entered in batches one back-office seat can approve.
Cross-border without the wire desk
Plants in Mexico are paid in pesos at a competitive exchange rate, with no US bank account required and no wire fees.
Briefings before the workday
What is due, what is late, and which accounts changed, delivered every morning with the numbers behind it.
The money and the busywork, handled.
A 30-minute walkthrough with your systems in mind. No rip and replace, nothing to install.