The financial services landscape is undergoing a seismic transformation. To thrive, institutions will have to offer more than traditional banking products like accounts or payments and instead operate as comprehensive solution providers. The future will be shaped by those who …

Sales tax compliance is an important component of any accounts receivable (AR) automation strategy for businesses of all sizes. American and international companies selling in the U.S. are required to meet sales tax obligations, but with over 13,000 tax jurisdictions …

Operating a business requires consistent cash flow, which only happens when customers pay on time. Stable cash flow ensures smooth business operations, however, things can become stressful when customers routinely delay payments. Overdue invoices increase the risk of bad debt …

As a finance lead, you understand that an organization’s cash flow is its lifeblood, and at its core lies operational efficiency. Factors such as employee time, operational costs, and customer satisfaction play a critical role in optimizing business effectiveness. In …

Managing a company’s invoice-to-cash (I2C) cycle requires a delicate balance of firmness and tact since the necessity for prompt customer payments exists alongside the goal of preserving positive customer relationships. However, manual handling of the I2C process consumes substantial time, …

As businesses expand their operations across borders, efficient B2B payment solutions become essential. Many small and medium businesses opt for digital payments because manual processes take longer and increase financial strain on your business. Limited payment options, higher transaction costs, …

Paper-based manual invoicing processes take longer to generate and are administratively expensive for both you and your customer. This increases the risk of invoices getting misplaced or overlooked which can slow down cash flow. Invoicing errors, disputes, and late payments …

When a company struggles to collect accounts receivable (AR) from the clients who owe for the products and services they received, it ties up the company’s cash flow. To get paid, the AR team sends payment reminders, dunning notices, emails, …

Dealing with non-paying clients can be frustrating and time-consuming for your AR team. Especially since late or missed payments can cause cash flow problems and put a strain on your resources. By taking a proactive approach, you can minimize the …