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BILL forecasts FY 2027 non-GAAP EPS of $3.56-$3.79 while targeting meaningful GAAP profitability. Earnings Call Insights: BILL Holdings (BILL) Q4 fiscal 2026 Management view. * "Q4 was one of the most significant quarters in the history of BILL," said Founder, CEO & Chairperson of the Board René Lacerte, adding, "We completed the significant organizational changes required to accelerate our transformation to be an AI-native company." He highlighted Q4 performance, saying, "Core revenue grew 16% year-over-year, while our non-GAAP operating margin exceeded 23%." * CEO Lacerte detailed AI adoption and workflow automation, including, "To date, we have had over 175,000 businesses using our agents," and, "The number of organizations using our W-9 agents more than tripled sequentially to over 40,000." He also said the invoice coding agent "has already been used by over 60,000 companies," and the touchless transactions agent "has automated more than 7 million transaction fields for 30,000 customers." * CEO Lacerte tied AI to credit performance, saying, "We are seeing a material impact on our invoice financing business," and reported, "Both volume and revenue grew approximately 30% year-over-year in FY '26, while the expected loss rate has improved by more than 50%." * CEO Lacerte described management and structural changes, stating, "We significantly simplified and reduced layers across the entire company," and, "We moved from a hybrid general manager structure to a functional model." He added, "I was pleased to welcome Jonathan Leaf to BILL as our new Chief Revenue Officer," "Mike Cherry... has been promoted to Chief Product Officer," and "Eric Chan has been appointed Chief Technology Officer." * Chief Financial Officer Rohini Jain framed longer-term targets, saying, "We are well positioned to deliver low double-digit to mid-teens core revenue growth with expanding margins over time," and, "We expect to exceed this threshold exiting FY '27," referring to Rule of 40 as defined by BILL. Outlook. * The company said it is taking a more cautious near-term posture: CFO Jain stated, "Given these aspects, we believe a measure of prudence is appropriate in our forward outlook," citing go-to-market change, Spend & Expense card-acceptance dynamics, and consolidation of Embed to "a scalable and standardized embedded platform." * CFO Jain guided fiscal Q1 '27 total revenue to "$432.5 million to $442.5 million" and core revenue to "$398 million to $408 million," and said, "We expect non-GAAP EPS to be between $0.96 and $1." * For fiscal year 2027, CFO Jain guided total revenue to "$1.807 billion to $1.857 billion" and core revenue to "$1.669 billion to $1.719 billion," and said, "We expect non-GAAP EPS to be between $3.56 to $3.79." She also flagged seasonality: "Q2 FY '27 faces our highest prior year comparison, and we expect this to represent the trough of our growth trajectory for the year." * CFO Jain announced a reporting change: "Beginning in Q1 of fiscal year 2027, we will present revenue net of rewards expense," adding, "The change has no impact on the operating income or net income." Financial results. * CFO Jain reported Q4 core revenue of "$400.5 million," non-GAAP operating margin of "23%," and non-GAAP net income of "$94 million," adding, "The large profitability beat this quarter was driven by earlier-than-planned workforce reduction timing and lower fraud and credit losses." * She said Q4 net new customers were "approximately 1,800," and attributed the decline to "our decision to deliberately prioritize signing the right customers for BILL" and restructuring execution, including, "We decided to exit salespeople earlier than originally planned." * On platform KPIs, CEO Lacerte reported, "In Q4, the number of joint customers leveraging both of our AP and Spend and Expense solutions grew 35% year-over-year," and added, "Those who were customers both in Q4 and a year ago exhibited a net revenue retention of 111%." * On capital return, CFO Jain stated, "In the fourth quarter, we repurchased approximately $300 million of stock at an average price of $35.31 per share," and added, "As of today, we have $400 million remaining on our $1 billion repurchase authorization." Q&a. * Tien-Tsin Huang, JPMorgan: asked where restructuring landed vs. prior targets; Chief Financial Officer Jain replied, "We had given you an initial estimate of about $110 million of gross savings. We came very, very close to that number," and, "We are right now anchoring those investments on the number $30 million... our net benefit... at around $80 million." * Scott Berg, Needham: asked about AI monetization; CEO Lacerte answered, "We will be inclined to move customers from a per seat basis to really a platform fee... as well as a usage consumption fee," and, "Agents will be grouped into different subscription tiers." * Christopher Quintero, Morgan Stanley: asked about AP/AR TPV upside and subscription acceleration; CFO Jain said, "We saw majority of the uptick" from ACH, and noted mid-market customers have "lower take rates... but they're extremely valuable customers," adding, "Their ARPU is 3x more... Their TPV is 4x more." * William Nance, Goldman Sachs: asked about take rate drivers and rewards reporting; CFO Jain said, "We don't see that on the AP/AR side," and on the rewards change, "We will give periodic color to the performance of rewards as well." * Andrew Schmidt, KeyBanc: pressed on FY '27 growth headwinds and net adds; CFO Jain said the sales unification creates "training... ramping... incentive changing," and added, "In July, we started to see some green shoots," while reiterating a focus on ICP trade-offs. * Kenneth Suchoski, Autonomous: asked about Spend & Expense card acceptance; CFO Jain said, "That's what we're referring to," and described it as "quite concentrated in the small number of customers that have large volume." Sentiment analysis. * Analysts tone was slightly positive in results-focused questions but repeatedly probed execution risk, centering on restructuring realization, take-rate durability, and Spend & Expense acceptance headwinds, including "card acceptance that's impacting volume growth." * Management tone was confident in strategy and disciplined on near-term caveats, with CEO Lacerte stating, "We are making a strategic pivot to an agentic platform," while CFO Jain emphasized, "a measure of prudence is appropriate in our forward outlook." * Versus last quarter, management language shifted from announcing major restructuring ("By the end of Q4, we will reduce the workforce by up to 30%") to confirming completion and quantifying savings, while analysts shifted from risk-of-restructuring questions to detailed monitoring of growth headwinds and reporting changes. Quarter-over-quarter comparison. * Q4 emphasized completion of reorganization and named leadership appointments, whereas Q3 centered on announcing a workforce reduction "by up to 30%" and expanding the buyback authorization to "$1 billion in aggregate." * Q4 introduced a revenue presentation change ("revenue net of rewards expense") and a tighter go-to-market focus ("sell BILL as a single platform"), while Q3 positioned AI as moving from "one priority among 3" to "our #1 priority." * Analyst focus moved from "what are the risks in doing this" (Q3 restructuring) toward near-term growth mechanics (ACH mix, take rates, rewards, and card acceptance) and the path to Rule of 40 under the new reporting framework. Risks and concerns. * CFO Jain cited operational and market variables affecting near-term execution: "first quarter of a new sales motion under new leadership," "a dynamic environment regarding card acceptance," and a deliberate Embed shift "moving away from custom 1.0 solutions we built for a small number of bank partners," adding, "We do not expect that every existing bank channel relationship will carry forward." * CEO Lacerte acknowledged product rollout friction in Supplier Payments Plus, stating, "The early progress has not met our initial expectations," and described mitigation as building the enterprise motion, adding, "we are now starting to see increased deal momentum and faster implementations." Final takeaway. Management described Q4 as a turning point marked by a completed reorganization, a shift to selling a unified platform, and deeper commitment to an "AI-native" and "agentic" product direction, while guiding FY 2027 for core revenue growth and higher profitability, including non-GAAP EPS of $3.56 to $3.79 and "well over $125 million" of GAAP profits, alongside continued execution of the remaining $400 million buyback authorization. Fresh Stock Ideas, Every Day Explore diverse investing perspectives with daily analysis from experts across the market. More on Bill.com. Seeking Alpha's Disclaimer: This article was automatically generated by an AI tool based on content available on the Seeking Alpha website, and has not been curated or reviewed by humans. Due to inherent limitations in using AI-based tools, the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of such articles cannot be guaranteed. This article is intended for informational purposes only. 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Learn more about some significant updates to the BILL + Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central integration. BILL + Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central integration just got better. Melissa Ginder VP of Product Management Table of contents Get more from BILL August 20, 2026 Managing AP, purchasing, and multi-entity accounting across disconnected systems is exhausting. Data gets re-entered. Receipts go missing. Reconciliation takes days longer than it should. If that sounds familiar, you're not alone (and Bill.com, LLC. heard you!) Today Bill.com, LLC. is sharing a significant update to the BILL + Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central integration. What's changed isn't just a list of new features. It's the foundation of a more connected financial operations experience, built around the complexity that actually comes with running a growing business. Here's what's new. Your bills and their paperwork travel together now. Supporting documents now sync alongside AP bills between BILL and Business Central. The context your team needs (the invoice, the backup, the approval) stays attached to the transaction. No more chasing down documents after the fact. Receipts actually show up in Business Central. Card-transaction receipts from BILL Spend & Expense now sync directly into Business Central. Finance teams get better visibility across the expense workflow, and source documentation stays connected to the activity that generated it. Month-end close just got faster. Payments can now post directly to the Business Central bank register. For a typical mid-market team processing 100-250 payments a month, that could mean getting up to 5 to 15+ hours a month back. Your team can stop spending the last week of every month cross-referencing payment activity by hand. Purchasing as part of the workflow (Beta). Purchase orders now sync inbound from Business Central into BILL, where they can be converted to AP bills. Bill.com, LLC. is rolling out 2-way and 3-way PO matching in beta to all customers, which means purchasing and accounts payable can now work together in one connected workflow. Multi-entity AP (Beta). AP transactions now support entity mapping through the Binary Streams Multi-Entity Management add-on for Business Central, so organizations managing multiple entities can maintain accurate accounting and reporting across all of them. No more manual journal entries in Business Central to keep entities in sync. And for many teams, that could mean they are saving 8 to 10 hours each month. More to come, get started today. Bill.com, LLC. is continuing to build more capabilities that Bill.com, LLC. is excited to share soon! Already using the BILL + Business Central integration? Reach out to your account team to enable these new capabilities. Melissa Ginder VP of Product Management

BILL, a financial automation platform for small and midsize businesses, reported Q2 CY2026 revenue of $436.2 million, exceeding analyst estimates by 1.4% and marking 13.8% year-on-year growth. The company's non-GAAP profit of $0.84 per share beat consensus estimates by 18.5%. However, BILL's revenue guidance for Q3 of $437.5 million fell 1.4% below analyst expectations. The company's customer base declined to 479,300 from 493,800 in the previous quarter. Despite strong historical growth of 47.3% compounded annually over five years, BILL's recent performance shows slowing momentum. Its annualised revenue growth over the past two years reached only 13.2%, well below its five-year trend. Analysts project 11.9% revenue growth over the next 12 months.