Expert insight for financial professionals
An implementation consultant shares seven practical realities every finance team should understand before starting structured e-invoicing.
Read moreIt will come as no surprise to hear that manual accounts payable processes can be both costly and inefficient. Making a case for accounts payable automation can help organizations break free from manual processes that drag down productivity.
Read moreHaving a strong AP process requires constant innovation and continuous improvement to address evolving accounts payable problems.
Read moreProcurement teams are looking to ensure that their people, processes, and technologies are best placed to deliver on critical procurement trends that will define 2022 and beyond, and not fall behind what is considered best practice within the industry.
Read moreAll organizations, regardless of size are susceptible to invoice fraud. Significant increases in the number of people working remotely has lead to reduced visibility and control over AP processes and subsequent increases in fraudulent activity.
Read moreCash flow management should be treated as a major priority by organizations of all sizes, given how accurate an indicator it can be of a business’ long-term financial health.
Read moreEstablished companies must adopt digital transformation strategies to remain viable in the markets that they serve. However, despite the use of e-Procurement systems for the last 15 years, many aspects of procurement remain manual, and prone to human error.
Read moreIn order to make sure your procurement department is making the best choices possible, it is important to understand the nuances related to indirect spend management compared with direct spend management.
Read moreHere we run-through 7 important accounts payable performance metrics that can be monitored to ensure that your AP department is running both efficiently and effectively.
Read moreThe slow pace of approval and payment of non-PO invoices in a manual system makes the process inferior, time-consuming, and frustrating for AP professionals. Read on to find out what companies can do to overcome these challenges.
Read moreTraditionally, accounts payable processes have tended to be somewhat disorganized and inefficient, with several manual elements involved. This causes many issues for AP teams, with a disjointed invoice approval workflow a major contributing factor.
Read moreThe perils of manual invoice matching will have become all the more apparent for AP working remotely in recent times. Improve supplier relations, reduce human error, lower processing costs and improve control and visibility by automating three-way matching.
Read moreIf the switch to remote working has proven difficult for your AP team over the last few months, now is the time to join the many organizations that have already implemented an automated accounts payable solution. Here are 7 reasons why.
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