Topic: Credit control & accounts receivables (8)
Should sales reps be responsible for overdue receivables?
In a perfect world, all payments would be made promptly and on time. However, we all know that this is not...
How to read a company credit report and what to look out for
For most B2B businesses, extending credit is a standard part of conducting business. That’s why extending...
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Cash flow | Definition, importance and examples | Chaser
One of the most commonly cited terms in any discussion of the health of a business is cash flow. It has been...
How to get paid faster using the right payment terms
Do you find yourself constantly waiting for payments from your customers? Are you tired of chasing people for...
How to increase your revenue with accounts receivable management
Do you want to increase your revenue? If so, you should be looking into accounts receivable management.
How RPA impacts accounts receivables
Robotic process automation (RPA) is a type of technology that allows employees to automate mundane and...
7 frequent invoice disputes and how to resolve them
Invoice disputes? They're a real pain for businesses, messing with your money and making things awkward with...
Credit risk management: Why is it so important for SMEs?
SMEs are the backbone of the UK economy. In fact, they account for 99% of all businesses in the country and...
How to make the most of SMS payment reminder messages via text
In today's digital age, it's more important than ever for businesses to make the most of all available...
5 ways accountants can optimise their credit control and reduce debtors days
As accountants, you are likely experts in credit control and the management of accounts receivable. After...
The media can't stop reporting on the issue of late payments in the UK
The UK is in the grip of a late payment crisis, and the media can't stop talking about it. According to...
How to improve your accounts receivables for Zoho Books users
If you're a Zoho Books user, then you know that it's a great accounting software for small and medium...