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Statement of account: Guide to clear, professional statements (+ template)
Payments

Statement of account: Guide to clear, professional statements (+ template)

Need a clear and professional statement of account sample for your business? Whether you're chasing payments...

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How to calculate bad debt expense and what to do with the result
Credit control & accounts receivables

How to calculate bad debt expense and what to do with the result

Are you facing questions from your board about increasing Days Sales Outstanding (DSO)? Or has your...

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Accounts receivable aging schedule: How it works, benefits, and example
Credit control & accounts receivables

Accounts receivable aging schedule: How it works, benefits, and example

An accounts receivable aging (AR) schedule is a critical tool for businesses to manage their unpaid invoices...

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Outstanding receivables: How long is too long for AR to remain unpaid?
Credit control & accounts receivables

Outstanding receivables: How long is too long for AR to remain unpaid?

In the realm of business transactions, accounts receivable (AR) play a pivotal role in maintaining financial...

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Xero integrations: 5 best Xero apps to boost efficiency in 2025
Automation Artificial intelligence Accounting

Xero integrations: 5 best Xero apps to boost efficiency in 2025

Manual processes at small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are costing $600 billion globally. Administrative...

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Account receivables discounting: Meaning and how it works
Credit control & accounts receivables

Account receivables discounting: Meaning and how it works

Account receivables discounting, also known as invoice discounting or factoring, is a financial transaction...

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Can a debt collector take you to court after 7 years?
Debt collections

Can a debt collector take you to court after 7 years?

When it comes to managing personal finances, few things can be as stressful and daunting as dealing with old...

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Automate accounts receivables, reduce late payments with Odoo and Chaser
News Credit control & accounts receivables Receivables management

Automate accounts receivables, reduce late payments with Odoo and Chaser

Chaser has launched a new integration with Odoo, bringing automated accounts receivable management to...

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Dunning management: Importance, processes, and best practices
Payments Receivables management

Dunning management: Importance, processes, and best practices

Your DSO keeps climbing, and your finance team is spending hours chasing payments instead of focusing on...

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How to use the Average Collection Period formula to reduce Days Sales Outstanding
Credit control & accounts receivables

How to use the Average Collection Period formula to reduce Days Sales Outstanding

The Average Collection Period (ACP), also known as Days Sales Outstanding (DSO), can be calculated using the...

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International Women’s Day 2025: #AccelerateAction with Chaser
Events Culture Team

International Women’s Day 2025: #AccelerateAction with Chaser

International Women’s Day (IWD) is not just a day of celebration but a global call to action. IWD is a...

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What happens if you lose a debt collection lawsuit?
Debt collections

What happens if you lose a debt collection lawsuit?

Facing a debt collection lawsuit is a stressful experience. Many individuals find themselves in this...

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