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Amaya Woods

Articles by: Amaya Woods

Amaya Woods is the Head of Marketing at Chaser, where she leads strategies and creates educational content to help businesses reduce late payments and improve their accounts receivable processes. With over five years of research into the challenges finance teams face, Amaya has worked with hundreds of businesses to uncover common pain points and highlight how automation and AI can make a real difference. At Chaser, she drives campaigns that blend thought leadership with practical tools, helping finance professionals manage receivables, communicate with customers, and maintain healthy cash flow. Her work spans topics such as payment reminder strategies, process optimization, and the use of AI in finance — all aimed at giving businesses actionable ways to cut down on overdue invoices. Amaya ensures that Chaser’s resources stay grounded in real-world challenges and deliver measurable value to its audience. Expertise: Accounts receivable challenges, B2B marketing, AI in finance, customer engagement, fintech content strategy

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Debt collections Receivables management

Fair debt collection practices act (FDCPA): definition and rules

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) are the federal collection agency laws that protects consumers...

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What is an accounts receivable journal entry? Quick guide
Credit control & accounts receivables Receivables management

What is an accounts receivable journal entry? Quick guide

An accounts receivable journal entry is a critical component of the accounting process for businesses that...

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Accounts receivable factoring: How it works & its impact on cash flow
Credit control & accounts receivables Receivables management

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What is accounts receivable insurance and how does it work?
Receivables management Accounting

What is accounts receivable insurance and how does it work?

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What is the accounts receivable turnover ratio?
Debt collections Credit control & accounts receivables

What is the accounts receivable turnover ratio?

The accounts receivable turnover ratio is a financial ratio that measures how efficiently a company collects...

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5 overdue payment reminder text message templates
Templates Receivables management

5 overdue payment reminder text message templates

In today's fast-paced business environment, it's essential to have effective strategies in place for managing...

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Payment reminder email: Get paid without hurting relationships
Payments Receivables management

Payment reminder email: Get paid without hurting relationships

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7 tips to collect unpaid invoices from customers
Payments Receivables management

7 tips to collect unpaid invoices from customers

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Payments Accounting

What is bank reconciliation? Guide to accurate books and finance

Bank reconciliation is an essential process for your business. Get it right, and you’re well on your way to...

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Accounts receivable management: 5 tips to improve your AR process
Receivables management Accounting

Accounts receivable management: 5 tips to improve your AR process

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What is accounts receivable (AR) financing?
Receivables management Accounting

What is accounts receivable (AR) financing?

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What is a promissory note?
Payments Receivables management Accounting

What is a promissory note?

A promissory note is a written agreement between a lender and a borrower that sets out the terms of a loan.

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