The deal
A signed PDF becomes a typed agreement you approve. Nothing bills until a person says so.

Solutions · Why Sonic AI
Sonic AI is the contract-to-cash chain on one record: typed deal, live schedule or rated haul, invoice, chase, bank match, journal. You approve where money moves.
The job
Subscription teams bill from a schedule. Freight teams rate each haul. Both freeze an issued invoice. Both chase only what was sent unpaid. Both match a deposit as a fact. Both post a trail that can explain the period.
A signed PDF becomes a typed agreement you approve. Nothing bills until a person says so.
Drafts can still grow. Sent documents freeze. A later charge is a new invoice, not a quiet rewrite.
Only sent unpaid invoices age. A reminder while last week’s wire sits unmatched is a false chase.
Billed is not recognised. Freight posts on the haul date. Unbalanced batches do not publish.
The lens
If the pain is taking cards, you want a processor. If the pain is the GL, you want an ERP. If the pain is a wrong bill and a chase that cannot see the bank, you are in our neighbourhood.
| Lens | Sonic AI | Subscription billing | ERP | Processor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The job | Bill correctly, collect, match cash, post the trail | Subscriptions, plans, often dunning | Books of record, inventory, GL | Take the payment |
| Grain | Schedule and shipment | Subscription | Neither is the point | A charge |
| Contract PDF | Read, review, approve | Usually typed in, or a CPQ next door | Not this | Not this |
| Issued invoice | Frozen. Credit note or a new document. | Varies | Not the bill you send | A receipt |
| Collections | Sent unpaid only. Cadence with an off switch. | Often card retries / dunning | Ageing reports | Failed-charge retries |
| Bank rec | Operator queue. A deposit is a fact. | Rarely the product | A module, different record | Payouts, not invoice matching |
| Freight bill-to | Shipper | Customer | Customer / vendor | Whoever paid |
| Payments / GL | Not a processor. Not the ledger of record. | Often bundled | The ledger of record | The processor |
Neighbours
Dedicated pages, not a checkmark war. Stay with them when that is the job. Shortlist us when the chain after send is the pain.
Subscription billing. Sonic is that job plus freight, cash matching, and the morning loop.
A processor. Sonic bills; Stripe collects when the buyer pays online.
The GL of record. Sonic is not. Typical design: we bill; you still close in ERP.
Enterprise subscription fabric. Sonic is a smaller operator chain, including shipment.
SaaS billing plus rev-rec. Sonic adds Watchtower, bank rec, and a second grain for hauls.
Usage-heavy SaaS billing. Shortlist both — add Sonic if you also have hauls or a PDF-first desk.
The actual incumbent. Keep the sheet for analysis — not as the system that decides what they owe.
What this is not
A processor collects. An ERP is the ledger. A tax engine files. Sonic bills the chain in between — and feeds those systems. Buying us does not replace them. Buying them does not give you a live schedule, a rated haul, or a Watchtower inbox.
Still deciding
We have no named customers to line up under a logo. We will not invent a win-rate. Book a demo on the contracts and carrier files you already bill from.
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Questions
These are the questions this page raises. The full list lives on FAQ.
An AI-native billing platform for B2B finance teams. It reads what was agreed, runs the live billing schedule or rates each shipment, sends invoices, chases the late ones, matches bank deposits, and posts revenue — on one data model, per organisation.
Sonic does not take the place of a payment processor, a tax engine of record, a general ledger of record, or a CPQ. Stripe and Razorpay can collect on an invoice. Your accountant still owns the books Sonic feeds.
Not named ones yet. We will not invent a logo wall. The honest path is a walkthrough on the contracts and files you actually bill from — book a demo.
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A walkthrough on the agreements and files you actually bill from — not a slide deck.