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Looking for Best Practices in Accounts Payable Data Extraction (Case Centric)

  • February 26, 2026
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Lukas29
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Hi everyone,

I’m currently reviewing our extraction setup for Accounts Payable (AP) data and would love to hear from others about best practices that have proven effective across different organizations.

Of course, I fully understand that every company’s landscape, compliance requirements, and data models are unique. Still, I believe there are common patterns and techniques that tend to work well in most AP extraction scenarios. I’d be very interested in your experience around the following topics:

Extraction Frequency

  • How often do you typically run delta extractions for AP (e.g., hourly, daily, near‑real‑time)?
  • How frequently do you schedule full loads?

Delta vs. Full Load Strategy

  • Which tables do you usually extract in full, and which ones are better handled via delta?
  • Do you rely on timestamps such as creation date or change date for deltas?

Filters

  • Which common and robust filters do you use to reduce data volume without losing relevant AP data?
  • Examples: company codes, fiscal years, document types, posting statuses, etc.
  • In which tables are these filters set up?

Joins

  • Proven join structures for linking vendor master data, invoice headers, line items, payment information, and PO references.

I appreciate any insights, examples, or lessons learned.
I’ve completed the Celonis Academy Training Tracks, read documentation, and explored the Marketplace — but I’m still curious about your real‑world experience.

Thanks in advance!

Best regards,
Lukas