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Itemize Launches on AWS Marketplace in Partnership with Labra

Itemize Launches on AWS Marketplace in Partnership with Labra

Financial Institutions Gain Easier Access to Itemize AI Automation Through AWS Marketplace

Itemize, a leading provider of AI-powered finance automation, announced that its solutions are now available on AWS Marketplace in partnership with Labra. The first product listing to go-live is Itemize Wholesale Lockbox Automation, with additional Itemize listings, such as Itemize Accounts Payable and Itemize Digital Mailroom, to shortly follow on AWS Marketplace.

The listing allows banks, processors, and financial institutions to purchase and deploy Itemize through AWS Marketplace, streamlining procurement, billing, and onboarding while leveraging their existing AWS commitments.

“Our customers want two things: fast time-to-value and low friction,” said Steve Markle, Chief Operating Officer at Itemize. “By working with Labra to bring Itemize to AWS Marketplace, we’re making it dramatically easier for banks and finance teams to buy, deploy, and scale our AI-driven automation using the cloud investments they already have with AWS.”

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Built on the Itemize AI-powered finance automation platform, Itemize Wholesale Lockbox Automation uses line-item AI to capture, classify, and reconcile remittance data with high accuracy, helping banks and processors accelerate cash posting, reduce exceptions, and cut operating costs.

“Itemize is a great example of how ISVs can use AWS Marketplace to accelerate enterprise adoption. By partnering with Labra, they’re able to streamline their listing, strengthen their co-sell motion with AWS, and create a faster path to predictable cloud revenue. We’re excited to support Itemize as they bring their AI automation platform to more financial institutions through trusted cloud channels,” said Sridhar Adusumilli, CEO & Co-Founder at Labra.

The Itemize – Labra collaboration will continue to expand Itemize’s presence and co-sell motion on AWS, giving finance teams more choice and flexibility in how they adopt next-generation automation.

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