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How often should you chase invoice payments? | Chaser
When it comes to chasing invoice payments, how often is too often and how often is not enough?This can be a...

Why offering multiple payment options helps get invoices paid faster
Are you struggling with constant late payments from your customers? Is a lack of cash flow caused by those...

6 reasons to meet Chaser at Xerocon Sydney 2023
Xerocon Sydney is only 3 weeks away! If you’re attending, make sure you don't miss out on visiting Chaser's...

Reach customers when they're most likely to pay: recommended chasing times
Did you know that 50% of businesses spend more than four hours per week on accounts receivables tasks? This...

How do I write a debt collection letter? Swipe file samples | Chaser
If you find yourself having to write a debt collection letter, you're not in an enviable position. The only...

What does remit payment mean in B2B invoice payments? | Chaser
Payment remittance is the process of transferring money from a payer to a payee or one person to another...

10 accounts receivables KPIs you should be tracking | Chaser
In an increasingly data-driven business landscape, tracking the right KPIs for your accounts receivable...

5 proactive credit control strategies to get invoices paid on time
Businesses of all scales are threatened by the scale of the current late payment crisis, and repeated...

6 call scripts to get invoices paid over the phone | Chaser
Countless problems plague small-medium businesses, but few are more potentially damaging to businesses' cash...

Will your customers pay you on time? Find out with Chaser’s late payment predictor
Late payments are an ongoing problem that spans history. They have become more prevalent in today's economy,...

What is operating cash flow?
Operating cash flow (OFC) measures the amount of cash generated by the normal operating activities of a...

6 steps to better bookkeeping at your business
Bookkeeping mistakes cost your business money. It's that simple. Even small errors in your accounting process...