BACKGROUND When the accounts payable (AP) department at Keystone Foods realized it was printing roughly 160,000 sheets of paper each month, they knew it was time for a change. As a global food services company with offices and facilities across North America and the APMEA region, Keystone Foods is in a perpetual state of audit with various tax authorities. This made offsite file storage of its paper records a challenge and resulted in boxes and filing cabinets lining hallways and endless hours at the photocopier. Keystone Foods also needed greater insight into the process to more effectively manage the AP department and quickly answer questions from vendors. “There wasn’t any type of data recognition or workflow prior to Esker,” said Phil Chandler, Division Accounting Manager at K

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