Senior Product Manager

About Versapay 🚀

Versapay turns accounts receivable (AR) into a competitive advantage.

Inefficient AR processes slow cash flow and stall growth.

Versapay removes friction, unlocks working capital, and accelerates momentum — giving finance leaders the clarity and control they need to drive business forward.

Versapay automates accounts receivable, removing barriers to collecting and reconciling B2B payments.

Our solutions connect finance teams, customers, and business systems in one ecosystem to ensure cash flow clarity.

With over 10,000 customers and 5M+ companies transacting on the platform, Versapay processes over 110M transactions and $257B annually.

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• Own measurable business outcomes (adoption, revenue, unit economics, retention) and adjust strategy based on performance signals.
• Act as the single accountable owner for your product area, making decisions based on data, customer insight, and strategy—not stakeholder opinion.
• Operate with an AI-first mindset—leveraging AI across discovery, prototyping, and product capabilities.
• Define and evolve product strategy with clear narratives, including customer problem, expected impact, assumptions, and risks.
• Own or influence product economics, including revenue performance, cost-to-serve, and monetization strategy.
• Drive end-to-end product lifecycle from discovery through commercialization, ensuring delivery translates into real business impact.
• Design and run structured experiments (concept tests, pilots, pricing tests) to validate opportunities before scaling.
• Continuously modernize your product, improving architecture, reducing technical debt, and adopting new technologies.
• Apply systems thinking to design scalable, end-to-end customer journeys across workflows, data, and platform components.
• Own go-to-market outcomes end to end, including positioning, enablement, adoption, and commercial success.
• Partner cross-functionally to drive alignment, influence decisions, and operationalize product changes.
• Drive towards self-serve, scalable product experiences that reduce operational friction.