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The Last Invoice: How AI Agents Are Ending the Back Office and What Comes Next

The Last Invoice: How AI Agents Are Ending the Back Office and What Comes Next

Wyatt, Chris

Paperback

Business General

ISBN13: 9798247630586
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 9 2026
Pages: 124
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.26 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
For twenty-five years, software gave you better tools. Now it's doing the work.

Every year, businesses spend trillions of dollars paying each other through a system that hasn't fundamentally changed in decades. Paper invoices. Manual data entry. Three levels of approval for a $47 order of office supplies. Checks. Actual paper checks, in 2026.

That system is about to break.

AI agents, software that doesn't just assist but actually acts, are replacing the back office one invoice at a time. Not in some distant future. Right now. BILL reported a 533% increase in AI-processed transactions. Klarna replaced 700 customer service agents with AI, then quietly started rehiring when quality collapsed. Mastercard and Visa are building payment rails designed for a world where software, not people, initiates transactions.

The Last Invoice is the insider's guide to this transformation, written by a payments industry veteran who has spent fifteen-plus years building the systems that are now making human processors obsolete. Chris Wyatt traces the arc from SaaS to service as software, explains why B2B payments is the proving ground for the broader AI revolution, and delivers a practical playbook for CFOs navigating the biggest shift in corporate finance in a generation.

This book will show you:

- Why the $500 billion software market is about to collide with the vastly larger services market

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