Articles by: Catarina Simoes
What is a billing cycle? | Chaser
Whether you're a business owner overseeing multiple transactions or a consumer keeping track of monthly...
How to maintain a robust debt recovery process | Chaser
Overdue payments are sometimes inevitable due to delayed client payments, disputed invoices, economic...
What's the difference between a sales invoice and a purchase invoice? | Chaser
Every business owner knows that keeping your finances in check means getting your paperwork right, especially...
Understanding remittance and remittance advice | Chaser
The global B2B payments market is set to skyrocket. Juniper Research predicts it will hit$111 trillion by 2027
What does an accountant do? | Chaser
Balance sheets, tax regulations, financial statements - these are just some of the many concepts an...
10 skills every credit management professional should have | Chaser
Chasing payments is nobody's favorite part of running a business. But when cash flow runs dry, companies can...
5 signs you’re waiting too long to deal with late payments | Chaser
No one wants to wait to get paid. Delays cost you money and growth opportunities. Yet, you also need to be...
Automate your debt collection | Chaser
Debt collection is a critical step in managing your business. Reliable cash flow is only possible when debt...
How SMEs leaders can help their mental health with automated receivable processes | Chaser
SMEs are the backbone of the global economy, yet many of their leaders suffer in silence with mental health...
What is average days delinquent (ADD) | Chaser
Assessing how credit departments receive late payments can help them determine the efficiency of their...
Tackle late payments with cutting-edge receivable solutions | Chaser
Late payments are one of the biggest challenges to steady cash flow and predictable revenue for businesses....
Streamline your accounts receivable: Best practices for healthcare providers
Healthcare revenue cycle management is a vital component of your business. Without predictable income, you...