Nuvei and BlackLine have joined forces to address inefficiencies in the invoice-to-cash cycle by integrating payment acceptance directly into BlackLine’s platform. The collaboration is already operational with enterprise clients and aims to streamline how businesses collect and process payments.
Traditionally, companies have digitized invoicing, accounts receivable management, and financial reporting through advanced platforms.
However, payment acceptance has often remained isolated from these systems.
This disconnect frequently leads to slower collections, time-consuming manual reconciliation, and incomplete insights into cash positions.
The new partnership seeks to close that gap by embedding Nuvei’s global payment capabilities within BlackLine’s invoice presentation and payment tools.
As a result, finance teams can handle invoicing, payment processing, and reconciliation entirely within one environment.
Under the integrated solution, customers can settle an invoice immediately upon receipt.
Payments are then automatically matched and reconciled without additional steps.
Enterprises gain the ability to accept credit cards, bank transfers, and various local payment options right on the invoice itself.
Incoming funds link automatically to outstanding receivables, eliminating the need for manual data entry.
Teams also receive real-time updates on payment status and overall cash position. Payers benefit from a unified portal where they can review, inquire about, and pay invoices in one location.
Support extends to 150 currencies across more than 190 markets, allowing multinational organizations to collect funds without exiting their established finance processes.
Phil Fayer, Chair and CEO of Nuvei, emphasized that payments should integrate seamlessly into the broader invoice-to-cash workflow rather than function as a disconnected activity.
He noted that finance professionals prefer tools that operate within the systems they already rely on for managing receivables, collections, and liquidity.
The partnership with BlackLine embeds Nuvei’s infrastructure into those everyday processes, helping organizations speed up collections, enhance visibility, and simplify operations.
Andy Liley, Managing Director of Invoice-to-Cash at BlackLine, highlighted the mounting demands on finance leaders to strengthen cash flow while maintaining efficiency.
He explained that flexible payment options are essential yet have historically sat apart from invoicing and receivables systems.
By uniting these functions, the collaboration enables smoother invoice-to-cash operations and a more convenient experience for payers.
Beyond the immediate benefits of accuracy, transparency, and reduced complexity, the initiative reflects a wider industry shift.
Payment acceptance is evolving from a standalone function into a core component of the finance technology stack.
Nuvei continues to expand its reach by embedding capabilities into the platforms businesses use to oversee liquidity, working capital, and cash management.
This approach positions payment tools as natural extensions of existing financial workflows rather than external add-ons.
BlackLine, known as an Agentic Financial Operations Platform for the Office of the CFO, serves more than 4,300 customers with AI-powered solutions spanning record-to-report and invoice-to-cash processes.
Nuvei provides modular payment infrastructure connecting businesses to customers in over 190 markets, supporting local acquiring in 52 markets and more than 720 alternative payment methods. Together, the companies offer a practical path for enterprises seeking faster collections, fewer manual tasks, and clearer cash flow insights in an increasingly digital financial environment.