Tipalti

Tipalti
Tipalti is a global payables automation platform that streamlines mass payments, supplier onboarding, and financial compliance for mid-market companies.
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What does Tipalti do?
Tipalti offers the only global payables automation solution designed to streamline all phases of the AP and payment management workflow within a single, holistic cloud platform. It simplifies the entire supplier payments operation for accounts payable departments, addressing everything from onboarding and tax compliance to invoice processing, global payments, and reconciliation. The platform helps businesses reduce costs, mitigate risk, and improve operational efficiency.
What is Tipalti's revenue?
StartupHub estimates Tipalti's annual revenue at $323.2M (range $223.9M to $375.4M, 62% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
What is Tipalti's valuation?
StartupHub estimates Tipalti's effective valuation at $3.4B (range $846.0M to $3.8B, 53% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has Tipalti raised?
Tipalti has raised a total of $903M in funding. The most recent round on record is Debt.
Where is Tipalti headquartered?
Tipalti is headquartered in San Mateo, United States.
When was Tipalti founded?
Tipalti was founded in 2010.
What industry does Tipalti operate in?
Tipalti operates in Fintech, Enterprise, Accounting, Invoice, Accounts Payable, Remittance.
How many employees does Tipalti have?
Tipalti has approximately 1119 people on record.
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