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Topic: Credit control & accounts receivables (7)

What does remit payment mean in B2B invoice payments? | Chaser

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...

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10 accounts receivables KPIs you should be tracking | Chaser

10 accounts receivables KPIs you should be tracking | Chaser

In an increasingly data-driven business landscape, tracking the right KPIs for your accounts receivable...

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5 proactive credit control strategies to get invoices paid on time

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...

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6 call scripts to get invoices paid over the phone | Chaser

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...

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Will your customers pay you on time? Find out with Chaser’s late payment predictor

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,...

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Payee vs Payer | What's the difference? | Chaser

Payee vs Payer | What's the difference? | Chaser

For a financial transaction to be complete, there have to be at least two parties involved. One party...

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Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) | Definition, calculation & importance | Chaser

Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) | Definition, calculation & importance | Chaser

In the world of business, it's essential to know where your company is at financially.One metric you may come...

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Free cash flow formula | Definition and calculation | Chaser

Free cash flow formula | Definition and calculation | Chaser

Free cash flow, often abbreviated to FCF, measures the amount of cash a company generates in any given period.

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How to use promised payment dates

How to use promised payment dates

The current late payment crisis has significantly impacted businesses of all sizes, reducing cash flow and...

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What is discounted cash flow? Formula & Calculation | Chaser

What is discounted cash flow? Formula & Calculation | Chaser

Discounted cash flow (DCF) is a valuation method used to estimate a company's or investment's intrinsic value...

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How to calculate Net Realizable Value (NRV) | Chaser

How to calculate Net Realizable Value (NRV) | Chaser

When it comes to business longevity, consistent cash flow, effective inventory management, and proper...

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How accountancies can save 13 hours a month by automating their credit control

How accountancies can save 13 hours a month by automating their credit control

It's no secret that accountants are some of the busiest people on the planet. They're responsible for...

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