TreviPay Strengthens B2B Payments with Advanced Purchase Controls
Published: 13 Jul 2026
Author: Vidyesh Swar
TreviPay is a market leader in payments and invoicing solutions for B2B couriers and introduces advanced purchase controls to streamline the business procurement process while enhancing the degree of compliance. This new function enables the organisation to set up specific purchasing rules, tailored to their business needs, and helps to minimise manual reconciliation, optimising the operation and reducing payment times.
Advancing Automated Procurement and Payment Compliance
TreviPays sophisticated purchase controls offer a variety of configurations for enhancing procurement processes & financial correctness. The solution is offered to TreviPay customers and aims to solve the problems encountered by businesses in the order-to-cash cycle by checking if the transaction is in the pre-defined purchasing criteria before it is processed for payment.
TreviPay Chief Product & Technology Officer Dan Zimmerman says the solution gives businesses flexible purchasing protection to help secure the best availability of dollars through their spend tracking with advanced capabilities.
According to Precedence Research, the B2B Payments Transaction Market size was calculated at USD 1.73 trillion in 2025 and is predicted to increase from USD 1.89 trillion in 2026 to approximately USD 4.15 trillion by 2035, expanding at a CAGR of 9.14% from 2026 to 2035, driven by the growing trend of businesses leveraging digital payment solutions, automated invoicing, and intelligent financial workflow solutions.
Company Impact and Outlook
- The embedded B2B payment platforms with automated, personalized purchasing experiences and adherence monitoring are a key element of TreviPays latest offering. However, automated payment controls will be crucial to enabling scalable and compliant B2B commerce.
- The need to simplify procurement processes and incorporate compliance into solutions is pushing the focus on automation needs as organisations become more relevant to procurement and financial needs.