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The supplier-payment control layer for Canadian companies trading with Mexico. Built for treasury teams and CFOs who pay Mexican suppliers and are tired of paying wire fees to find out the money arrived late.
Connect HATI To Your ERP
Your ERP approves the invoice and stays the system of record. HATI decides how that approved payment is settled. Connect SAP, NetSuite, Dynamics 365, Sage, Xero or QuickBooks — approved payables flow in, each one settles on the best compliant rail into Mexico, and every settlement reconciles straight back to your ledger.
Now onboarding Canadian enterprises paying Mexican suppliers — funded from your Canadian bank, settled into your supplier’s account over SPEI, and ready for Canada’s Real-Time Rail when it launches.
Treasury teams do not need more payment tools. They need better payment decisions.
Every Mexican supplier payment has more than one route. HATI scores them on cost, speed, reliability and compliance, recommends one, and executes it — while your approvals, audit trail and ERP reconciliation stay exactly where they are.
Pay a Mexican supplier. See what your bank never shows you.
Enter an invoice amount. HATI’s routing engine shows your three options — fees, settlement time, and its recommendation. You stay in control of the choice.
A typical bank wire on this invoice: $438 in fees and FX margin, arriving in 1–2 days.
Canada’s Real-Time Rail (RTR). Cuts the CAD funding leg from next-day to ~1 minute — taking this payment end-to-end in under 20 minutes. HATI’s RTR integration is already built; it activates the day the rail opens — no migration, no change on your side.
No real funds move in this demo. Live execution requires onboarding (KYB), and every production payment passes human approval and sanctions screening first.
Built for one corridor, done properly
The supplier-payment control layer for Canadian companies trading with Mexico.
The Canada–Mexico payment problem
Paying a Mexican supplier used to mean one option: a wire. Now there is a wire, a multi-currency provider, an instant peso rail, and a regulated stablecoin corridor — each with a different cost, a different settlement time, and a different compliance profile. The right answer changes with the invoice.
Most finance teams never see that choice. The invoice is approved in the ERP, someone keys it into a bank portal, and the route is whatever the bank defaults to. The cost of the road not taken is invisible — which is exactly why it never gets challenged.
HATI puts that choice in front of you. It reads the approved payable from your ERP, scores every route into Mexico, recommends one with its reasoning, and executes it — with your approval chain, sanctions screening and audit trail intact, and the settlement written back to your ledger.
What HATI is built to do
HATI as the control tower
One control layer across your Canadian funding bank, FX, and the Mexican payout rails.
Agentic Orchestration with Human Oversight
HATI agents orchestrate payment execution with built-in human oversight, transparent reasoning, and embedded compliance. Every decision is explainable and auditable.
- +Autonomous decision-making with guardrails
- +Multi-step workflow coordination
- +Transparent audit trails
- +Contextual reasoning in local regulatory frameworks
Identity-bound access control
Every agent inherits the user's identity from JWT. Privilege escalation is architecturally impossible — not just policy.
Orchestrator + sub-agent architecture
A central orchestrator routes intent to purpose-built sub-agents: sanctions screening, corridor scoring, approval enforcement, and settlement.
Human-in-the-loop approval gates
High-risk operations pause for explicit human approval before execution. The platform accelerates decisions — it does not bypass them.
Market-aware agent directives
System prompts are authored per market so agents reason correctly within each local regulatory context. The platform interface is English throughout — clean and consistent for global B2B teams, with browser-level translation available where needed.
Built for Multi-Jurisdictional Compliance
A Canada–Mexico supplier payment crosses two supervisory regimes at once: Canadian payments and AML supervision on the way out, Mexican banking and tax rules on the way in. HATI is architected so those obligations are enforced during execution — screening, approval and record-keeping happen before money moves, not in a report afterwards.
Where HATI creates value
Designed for the treasury and accounts-payable teams of Canadian companies that buy from Mexico.
Deployment options
- Standalone enterprise app
- Bank-embedded orchestration
- Premium rails activated where relationships exist
Approved payables, straight from your ERP
HATI reads invoices your ERP has already approved. It never creates an obligation and never changes one — approval stays where your controls already live.
Vendor and supplier payments
Route batch payables through the best compliant path — including regulated stablecoin corridors that settle cross-border supplier payments in minutes instead of days — with stronger visibility into timing, fees, and workflow friction.
Treasury operations
Support better decisioning for internal liquidity movements, approval logic, exception handling, and reconciliation outputs.
Bank and rail partners
Help banks and premium rails extend their enterprise reach without building the full workflow layer themselves.
What makes HATI different
- AI-driven routing logic evaluates cost, speed, reliability, corridor support, and compliance suitability before execution.
- Human approval remains in the loop where needed, giving treasury teams speed without surrendering control.
- Bring a recent Mexican supplier payment and HATI shows what it cost you against what it would have chosen — the comparison runs before you commit to anything.
- The platform is rail-agnostic by design — from Canada's Real-Time Rail (RTR-ready) and Interac to SPEI (Mexico), PIX (Brazil), and regulated stablecoin corridors — so enterprises use the rails already available to them and add premium rails over time.
A practical path to value
See what HATI can do for your organization.
A control layer for Canada–Mexico supplier payments — built for control, compliance, and better decisions.
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Your ERP already calculates and approves your payables. HATI takes the execution burden after approval — turning an approved Mexican supplier invoice into a scored routing decision, a compliant settlement, and a reconciliation entry back in your ledger.
Whether your team uses SAP, NetSuite, Dynamics 365, Sage, Xero or QuickBooks, HATI complements the workflow you already have rather than replacing it.
What happens on the demo
- Review your current payment workflow
- Identify cross-border and multi-currency pain points
- Assess where execution slows down after approval
- Discuss how HATI fits alongside your ERP and banking process
Benchmark Before You Commit
Bring a recent Mexican supplier payment. We will show you what it cost, what HATI would have chosen, and the difference — before any commitment.
Production access follows KYB approval and supplier verification.
See What Your Mexican Supplier Payments Really Cost
We are onboarding select Canadian enterprises ahead of launch. Send us a recent Mexican supplier payment and we will benchmark it against every route HATI would have considered.
No-Obligation Benchmarking
Use real historical files to compare costs, routing options, and workflow improvements before launch.
Guided Enterprise Onboarding
Receive white-glove support through KYB, ERP connection, supplier verification, and your first live payment.
Be Launch-Ready
Evaluate HATI now and transition the same environment toward live enterprise execution when you are ready.