BillingPlatform Introduces BP Copilot Providing AI-Powered Assistance for Smarter Billing
enhanced decision-making abilities
ENGLEWOOD, Colo., May 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- BillingPlatform , the enterprise leader in cloud-based billing and revenue lifecycle management solutions, today announced the launch of BP Copilot , an AI-powered assistant designed to transform how businesses interact with their billing data and navigate the platform. BP Copilot enhances productivity by providing real-time reporting, contextual guidance and seamless access to support resources—all through simple, natural language queries that require no special technical skills.
"BP Copilot represents a major step forward in simplifying enterprise billing operations," said Dennis Wall, CEO at BillingPlatform. "By combining AI-powered reporting with intuitive in-app navigation, we're enabling users to get the real-time insights they need quicker and with less friction—empowering finance and operations teams to make smarter decisions, faster."
AI-Powered Assistance to Optimize Billing Operations
BP Copilot transforms the user experience by integrating seamlessly with AI Report Builder, providing instant access to key financial data while also guiding users through the platform to effortlessly navigate billing operations. Key features of BP Copilot include:
Embedded Assistance – Instantly navigates to critical app areas, reports and the Knowledgebase saving users from manually searching.
AI-Powered Reporting – Leverages the AI Report Builder to generate on-demand data visualizations and uncover key insights from billing data. Users can easily create reports with statements like, "Show me quarterly subscription revenue for the past three years."
Intuitive Natural Language Interface – Provides easy, natural language instruction to quickly understand user input. Users can simply ask "Where do I manage invoices?" or "How do I add a new subscription?" and receive immediate, actionable responses.
Driving Efficiency and Business Intelligence
BP Copilot is designed to support finance teams, operations leaders and IT professionals by reducing time spent searching for data, automating report generation and providing direct access to key insights. By eliminating manual processes and simplifying platform navigation, BP Copilot ensures that teams can focus on strategic decision-making and revenue growth.
BP Copilot is available at no additional cost for all BillingPlatform customers and will continue to evolve with expanded AI capabilities in future updates.
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