The Real Difference Between Paper, Email and Automation in Invoicing

What Organizations Should Know About Speeding Cash Flow

[https://receivablesavvy.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/CashFlowAhead-Road-Sign.jpg]The September 19, 2017 episode of the Receivable Savvy Podcast features our second interview with Ed Jordan, Chief Financial Officer with Billtrust.  In this episode, Jordan provides an overview of what organizations need to know when attempting to speed cash flow.  The discussion covers: * What supplier organizations should keep in mind when trying to improve payment, reduce DSO and increase cash flow? * The difference between a P-Card, Credit Card and Virtual Card. * How supplier organizations can take advantage of ACH and use it in an efficient way? [https://receivablesavvy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Register-for-Free-Membership.png] The post What Organizations Should Know About Speeding Cash Flow [https://receivablesavvy.com/podcast/organizations-know-speeding-cash-flow/] appeared first on Receivable Savvy [https://receivablesavvy.com].

The Real Difference Between Paper, Email and Automation in Invoicing

[https://receivablesavvy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Woman-pointing-electronic-smallest.jpg]The September 6, 2017 episode of the Receivable Savvy Podcast features Ed Jordan, Chief Financial Officer with Billtrust.  In this episode, Jordan shares the challenges companies face when properly discerning between the benefits of paper, email and automation in relation to how they invoice their customers.  The discussion covers: * What organizations should be aware of when attempting to move away from paper and toward automation * The need to understand how to make their customers happy and discovering what their needs are * Why the existing workforce – for the most part- is still used to paper and how that’s changing More information about discerning between paper, email and automation can be found by visiting the Billtrust website athttps://www.billtrust.com/ [https://www.billtrust.com/].  Ed Jordan can be reached via LinkedIn by goinghere [https://www.linkedin.com/in/ed-jordan-6370148/]. [https://receivablesavvy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Register-for-Free-Membership.png] [https://receivablesavvy.com/product-category/membership/] The post The Real Difference Between Paper, Email and Automation in Invoicing [https://receivablesavvy.com/podcast/real-difference-paper-email-automation-invoicing/] appeared first on Receivable Savvy [https://receivablesavvy.com].

What Organizations Should Know When Doing Business in the Cloud

The August 17, 2017 episode of the Receivable Savvy Podcast features Emmanuel Thiriez, Co-founder and COO with Amalto Technologies.  In this second episode with Thiriez, he discusses: * What keeps suppliers from moving toward Accounts Receivable automation in the cloud? * What should organizations do about those things they don’t yet know are broken in their processes? * Do companies have any concerns when moving toward business in the cloud? More information about overcoming customer engagement challenges can be found by visiting the Amalto Technologies website athttps://www.amalto.com/ [https://www.amalto.com/].  Emmanuel Thiriez can be reached via LinkedIn by goinghere [https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethiriez/]. [https://receivablesavvy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Register-for-Free-Membership.png] [https://receivablesavvy.com/product-category/membership/] The post What Organizations Should Know When Doing Business in the Cloud [https://receivablesavvy.com/podcast/organizations-know-considering-business-cloud/] appeared first on Receivable Savvy [https://receivablesavvy.com].

3 Biggest Challenges Suppliers Face When Interacting with Customers

The August 3, 2017 episode of the Receivable Savvy Podcast features Emmanuel Thiriez, Co-founder and COO with Amalto Technologies.  In this episode, Thiriez discusses the 3 challenges suppliers face when interacting with customers.  The discussion touches on: * Struggles suppliers have when addressing diversity of customer requirements * Trying to make sense of the various solutions available * Lack of visibility regarding invoice status More information about overcoming customer engagement challenges can be found by visiting the Amalto Technologies website athttps://www.amalto.com/ [https://www.amalto.com/].  Emmanuel Thiriez can be reached via LinkedIn by goinghere [https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethiriez/]. [https://receivablesavvy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Register-for-Free-Membership.png] [https://receivablesavvy.com/product-category/membership/] The post 3 Biggest Challenges Suppliers Face When Interacting with Customers [https://receivablesavvy.com/podcast/3-biggest-challenges-suppliers-face-interacting-customers/] appeared first on Receivable Savvy [https://receivablesavvy.com].

Making Sense of Automation: What Accounts Receivable Professionals Need to Know

The February 7, 2017 episode of the Receivable Savvy podcast features Sid Chakrabarty, Director of Solution Engineering at HighRadius.  In this episode, Sid discusses with Ernie Martin: * Addressing pain points Accounts Receivable teams experience when dealing with internal and vendor IT teams * How to know when it’s time to transition from your legacy system and what’s the process of moving forward * How mid-size and smaller organizations can effectively bring about change management – even without significant resources at their disposal. More information about Automation can be found by visiting the HighRadius website at https://www.highradius.com/ [https://www.highradius.com/].  Sid Chakrabarty can be reached via LinkedIn by going here [https://www.linkedin.com/in/sid-chakrabarty-608aa010/]. Register for Free Membership [https://receivablesavvy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Register-for-Free-Membership.png] [https://receivablesavvy.com/product-category/membership/] The post Making Sense of Automation: What Accounts Receivable Professionals Need to Know [https://receivablesavvy.com/podcast/making-sense-automation-accounts-receivable-professionals-need-know/] appeared first on Receivable Savvy [https://receivablesavvy.com].