The Boston Globe Names InvoiceCloud a Top Place to Work for Second Consecutive Year

Achievement highlights investment in employees and Boston presence

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--InvoiceCloud, a leading provider of digital billing and payment solutions, has been named one of The Boston Globe’s 2025 Top Places to Work, placing #39 in the Large Companies category (250-999 employees). This marks the second consecutive year InvoiceCloud has earned a spot on the list.

Top Places to Work recognizes the most admired workplaces in the state voted on by the people who know them best — their employees. The survey measures employee opinions about their company’s direction, execution, connection, management, work, pay, benefits, and engagement.

InvoiceCloud’s recognition stems from a year of targeted investments in its people and workplace. In 2025, the company expanded its Boston-based team, moved its headquarters to the Seaport District, and introduced new programs for professional development and employee well-being. The company has also rolled out AI-powered tools that reduce routine work and free employees to focus on higher-value tasks, strengthening employee engagement and delivering better outcomes for customers.

“This year’s recognition is particularly meaningful, as our relocation to the Seaport demonstrates our commitment to the Boston area,” said Kevin O’Brien, Chief Executive Officer of InvoiceCloud. “As we grow our Boston presence and scale our AI capabilities, our talented and dedicated team continues to further our mission to simplify digital payment experiences for people’s most essential bills.”

“When employees feel valued, they’re motivated to do their best, and that’s the ultimate win-win for everyone at the 175 organizations that made this year’s Top Places to Work list,” said Katie Johnston, the Globe’s Top Places to Work editor.

InvoiceCloud’s workplace culture and status as an employer of choice continues to receive recognition, with recent honors from USA TODAY’s 2025 National Top Workplaces and as a 2025 Top Workplace in the Technology industry by Energage.

“We’re intentional about building a strong workplace where people feel supported and connected in their work, and being recognized as one of The Boston Globe’s Top Places to Work validates those efforts,” said Jessi Marcoff, Chief People Officer at InvoiceCloud.

Learn more about InvoiceCloud’s culture and explore open positions here: invoicecloud.net/careers/

About InvoiceCloud

InvoiceCloud provides modern digital payment, customer engagement, and outbound disbursement solutions. The company services more than 3,250 customers across the utility, government and insurance industries and is a leader in the electronic bill presentment and payment (EBPP) space. InvoiceCloud’s SaaS platform enables continuous enhancements to the customer experience resulting in higher digital payment, AutoPay, and paperless adoption rates. By switching to InvoiceCloud, clients can improve customer engagement and satisfaction while lowering costs, accelerating payments, and reducing staff workloads. To learn more, visit InvoiceCloud.com.

About Boston Globe Media

Boston Globe Media Partners, LLC is a locally owned, award-winning media company serving Boston and New England for over 153 years. Its cornerstone is The Boston Globe, a 27-time Pulitzer Prize-winning news source and one of the most successful metro news organizations in the United States. The Globe is headquartered in Boston with regional bureaus in Washington, D.C., Rhode Island, and New Hampshire. The Globe has been successfully growing its direct subscriber base, today boasting the highest total number of subscribers the organization has had since 2008. The Globe hosts events that connect community members to its journalism and provides a range of digital and home-delivered advertising solutions that reach more consumers than any other New England media brand. Boston Globe Media's portfolio includes The Boston Globe, Globe Opinion, Boston.com, STAT, The B-Side, Globe Publishing Services, Globe Events, Studio/B, and Boston magazine.