SyncWise compared
Capture tools read a document and pass the numbers across. Payables platforms add approvals and payment runs. Neither decides whether the accounting behind the number is right — and that is the whole of what SyncWise does.
Feature by feature
A dash means partly, or through a paid extra. Taken from each company's published pricing and product pages as at September 2026 — they change things, so check before you rely on it.
The honest summary
If the problem is simply the volume of receipts and supplier bills coming in, these tools are built for exactly that and have been for years. If you are a practice wanting one licence across fifty clients, they sell it and we do not. If your procurement requires ISO 27001 or SOC 2 on paper, they have it and we have not — set out plainly on our security page.
When the VAT on what you sell is not obvious — cross-border goods, services to overseas customers, mixed-rate invoices — and getting it wrong is expensive. When you need the margin on each job, not the total at year end. When the system holding your orders has no API and every other tool has told you it cannot be done.
On price
We are not the cheap option. SyncWise starts at £30 a month, roughly what an entry capture plan costs — the difference is what sits inside it: the full VAT engine runs on every invoice from the first tier, and line-item detail is not a separate charge. There is a one-off setup fee, because we set you up rather than handing you a login. Full pricing.
Not sure which side you fall on?
Send us the invoices you find hardest to get right. We will tell you what SyncWise would do with them, and if the answer is that you do not need us, we will say so.
automation@syncwise.co.uk