
Fyxt, a leading property operations platform, has partnered with Payabli to introduce Vendor Pay, a solution designed to simplify commercial real estate (CRE) payment processes. This collaboration integrates payment workflows with invoice approvals, enabling real-time vendor payouts and enhancing operational efficiency for property management teams.
Fyxt and Payabli launch Vendor Pay for commercial real estate payments.
Solution integrates invoice approvals with same-day digital payouts.
Eliminates manual checks and disconnected payment processes.
Enhances transparency with built-in audit trails and compliance visibility.
Seamlessly connects with existing accounting systems for efficiency.
Targets CRE owners, REITs, and portfolio operators.
Vendor Pay addresses inefficiencies in traditional payment methods by embedding payment capabilities directly into Fyxt’s all-in-one property operations platform. This integration connects job workflows, invoice approvals, and vendor payouts, reducing the reliance on paper checks and disconnected tools. The solution is tailored for commercial real estate owners, REITs, facilities management teams, and portfolio operators, offering a centralized system to manage payments efficiently.
The platform provides secure, automated invoice approvals and built-in audit trails, ensuring compliance visibility for property management teams. By linking payments to vendor compliance and operations, Vendor Pay minimizes risks and fosters trust with vendors. This transparency allows CRE teams to maintain clear records and streamline financial oversight.
Vendor Pay enables same-day digital payouts, ensuring vendors receive timely payments. Its seamless integration with existing accounting systems eliminates manual processes, saving time and reducing errors. This feature supports scalability, allowing CRE portfolios to handle growing transaction volumes without operational bottlenecks.
By powering both tenant payments and vendor payouts, Fyxt and Payabli are redefining operational excellence in CRE. “Property teams shouldn’t have to chase paper checks or juggle disconnected tools to pay vendors,” said Ryan Botwinick, CEO and Co-Founder of Fyxt. “Vendor Pay brings payments into the same system where work gets done — closing the loop between service, approval, and payout — so teams can move faster and vendors get paid on time.”
Joseph Elias Phillips, Co-Founder & Co-CEO of Payabli, added, “What Fyxt is doing with Vendor Pay is a big deal for the industry. They’re already using Payabli to streamline how tenants pay, and now they’re bringing that same level of control, visibility, and automation to how operators pay vendors. By powering both sides of the transaction — pay in and pay out — Fyxt is setting a new standard for operational excellence in property management. We built Payabli to give platforms like Fyxt the tools to own the full payments experience and unlock real value for their customers. This is the future of CRE operations, and Payabli is proud to help make it happen.”
This partnership sets a new benchmark for CRE operations, combining payment automation with operational workflows to deliver efficiency and scalability. As the industry evolves, Vendor Pay positions Fyxt and Payabli as leaders in transforming property management processes.
Fyxt is a proptech company redefining CRE operations through automation and centralized workflows. Serving over 400 million square feet across the U.S., Fyxt empowers property teams to manage work orders, vendors, leases, and now payments, from one scalable platform.
Payabli is a next-generation Payments Infrastructure and Monetization Platform purpose-built for vertical SaaS platforms in need-to-pay industries. Through a single, developer-friendly API, Payabli delivers scalable, PCI Level 1 and SOC 2-compliant solutions for both payment acceptance and issuance — optimized for vendors, subcontractors, and complex workflows. Backed by top fintech investors including QED Investors, Fika Ventures, TTV Capital, and Bling Capital, Payabli is setting the standard for embedded payments infrastructure in need-to-pay verticals.