corcentric Review, Pricing & Features

Corcentric offers AI-powered accounts payable, accounts receivable, procurement, and fleet management software and managed services for mid-market to Fortune…

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Pricing
Quote-based / contact sales — Corcentric does not publish self-serve pricing tiers; costs vary by solution (AP, AR, procurement, fleet, managed services) and are provided via a custom sales quote.
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Last updated
August 6, 2026
Founded
1996
Headquarters
Cherry Hill, New Jersey
SaaSWeb AppEnterpriseAI

Corcentric (originally founded in 1996 as AmeriQuest before rebranding) is a tech-enabled business services company headquartered in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. It provides software and managed services that automate the financial and supply-chain operations of mid-market to Fortune 100 companies, spanning source-to-pay (procurement, strategic sourcing, AP automation) and order-to-cash (e-invoice presentment, online payment portals, AR automation). Corcentric also runs a dedicated Fleet Solutions line covering fleet procurement/GPO purchasing, financing, analytics, and remarketing, plus payments tools such as PayNet and the StopFraud fraud-prevention product. Its newer 'Intelligent Applications' push includes touchless AP automation and a Gopher AI assistant for data access and workflow automation. The company reports more than 2,000 customers across North America, $112B+ in annual transaction volume, and 24M+ annual transactions processed, with concentration in fleet & transportation, food & beverage, healthcare & pharmaceutical, and manufacturing & distribution.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Covers the full source-to-pay and order-to-cash lifecycle under one vendor, reducing the need to stitch together separate AP, AR, and procurement tools.
  • Combines software with optional managed services (managed AP, AR, sourcing, procurement, payments), useful for teams that lack in-house staff.
  • Long operating history (founded 1996) and large existing customer base (2,000+ North American customers, $112B+ transaction volume) suggest enterprise-grade stability.
  • Dedicated Fleet Solutions line (procurement/GPO, financing, analytics, remarketing) is a differentiator versus generic AP/AR platforms.

Cons

  • No public, self-serve pricing — buyers must go through a sales/quote process, which slows evaluation versus self-serve SaaS competitors.
  • Enterprise/managed-services orientation likely makes it a poor fit for small businesses or teams wanting a lightweight, self-configured tool.
  • Specific third-party software integrations are not clearly documented on the public site, making pre-purchase integration checks harder.
  • Breadth across AP, AR, procurement, fleet, and payments could mean less depth than best-of-breed point solutions in any single category.

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