TreviPay has launched a new AI-powered Growth Center. This tool helps companies grasp buyer behavior, strengthen supplier ties, and find new ways to earn revenue. You can access the Growth Center through the TreviPay Client Portal. It uses predictive intelligence and machine learning in the order-to-cash (O2C) process. This allows businesses to engage buyers more strategically and lower the risk of lost revenue.
The new offering tackles a key challenge for suppliers. Growth involves not just gaining new customers, but also keeping and reactivating current ones. The Growth Center combines transactional data with behavioral signals. This helps organizations spot early signs of buyer dormancy. It also identifies accounts with growth potential. Teams can then take focused action without adding complexity for sales, finance, or operations.
“TreviPay’s network was built to help businesses grow,” said Dan Zimmerman, Chief Product and Technology Officer at TreviPay. “The Growth Center helps clients use predictive insights to spot changes in buyer behavior, re-engage customers and measure the impact of incentives, without adding work for other teams. It’s part of how we deliver value clients can’t easily replicate and help protect long-term program performance.”
Also Read: Saltbox Mgmt Unveils Halston Aerospace to Showcase Unified B2B Journey on Salesforce
The launch is in line with TreviPay’s overall vision for 2026, which sees AI as a key driver for credit, billing, and collections—not only automating processes but also proactively identifying risk, preventing revenue leakage, and strengthening customer loyalty. The Growth Center features include buyer-level insights into buying behavior, predictive models identifying accounts susceptible to inactivity, functionality for evaluating and optimizing engagement strategies, and rebate management with automated tracking and reporting. The dashboards offer real-time visibility into incentive performance and program health.
Early pilot programs highlight the platform’s impact. In testing with a major U.S. retailer, TreviPay’s models accurately predicted which buyers were likely to go dormant, triggering targeted outreach and incentives. In one instance, 59 previously inactive buyers generated more than $100,000 in purchases within days of engagement. Separately, a manufacturer using the Growth Center’s Rebate Manager achieved 14% year-over-year sales growth through a structured incentive program.
With general availability expected in Q2 2026, the Growth Center signals TreviPay’s move toward more intelligent, data-driven B2B payments and growth strategies.
