A procurement teammate for small companies, in Slack.
Ask Enola about your bills, renewals and suppliers. It checks every bill before you pay it, tells you before a contract renews, and finds better prices.
Adding Enola to Slack makes your Enola account with your Slack email address. Enola emails you once to confirm it.
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Sam LeeWhich bills are due this week?
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Enola APPTwo bills, $4,250 in all:
- • Northwind Facilities, $1,850, due Friday
- • Harbor Signage, $2,400, due Monday. Its bank details changed: call them before you pay.
What Enola does
- Catch a bill before you pay itEnola checks every bill: duplicates, prices above the contract, credit notes to take off, and changed bank details.
- Pay bills with your approvalPay one bill or several through the payment tool you connect. Nothing is sent until a person in your company approves it.
- Never miss a renewalThe last day to give notice on every contract and subscription, in time to decide.
- Know if a price is fairWhat others pay, and a like-for-like comparison of quotes when you buy.
How it works in Slack
- Message EnolaAsk in a direct message: "Which bills are due this week?" or "What renews next month?"
- Use /enola in any channelType /enola and a question. Only you see the answer.
- Mention @EnolaMention Enola in a thread to ask about a supplier, a bill or a contract.
- Send a billSend Enola a PDF bill or contract in a direct message. Enola reads it and files it in your Enola workspace.
- Open App HomeEnola's Home tab in Slack shows what needs you, and the next step to set up.
Your data
- Enola reads the tools you connect only to give you the features you use. It is read-only unless an admin allows payments.
- Enola does not keep the text of your Slack messages.
- Enola never uses your data to train AI models.
- Answers are written by AI and can be wrong. Enola pays a bill only after you confirm.
Read the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Service. Questions: Support.
Add Enola to your Slack
It takes a minute. Then ask it about your first bill.