What is an AP aging report?

In simple terms, an accounts payable (AP) aging report is a record of the outstanding invoices your business owes its suppliers or vendors for a specific accounting period.
How AP Portal Optimization Decreases Late Customer Payments

As 2023 draws to a close and finance teams look toward the New Year, one fact has become inescapably clear. Late payments continue to plague receivables.
Dispute Management: How to Protect Your AR Cash Flow

Disputes damage the AR process. They cost employees time, impact financial performance and impair customer experiences.
Creative accounting and cooking the books: exploring finance’s ‘grey areas’

On the rare occasions when accountants are portrayed in TV and movies, they're invariably either bored, burnouts, or the most common trope of all: bad guys.
How switching to automated digital invoicing benefits your business

All companies send invoices.
How AI can help accounts payable teams detect and prevent fraud

Welcome to the second in our series of blog posts on the impact of AI in accounts payable (AP).
A Buyer’s Guide: How to Choose Your Accounts Payable Automation Software

Most businesses now recognize the need to build their tech stacks with solutions that address the problems of today, while futureproofing their operations against the challenges of tomorrow.
Accountants vs bookkeepers: what’s the difference?

The terms ‘accountant’ and ‘bookkeeper’ are often used interchangeably by people outside the industry, but they aren’t the same thing at all.
AP best practices: modernizing your invoice approval process

Hundreds of AP (accounts payable) professional
AI and data analytics in accounts payable

This probably isn’t the first article you’ve read on artificial intelligence this week. There’s a good reason for the ubiquity of AI as a subject: we’re experiencing an AI revolution right now.
A guide to choosing the right payment method for your business

We’ve all been there: you step up to a buffet with an empty plate, and you’re suddenly overwhelmed by the number of choices. Do you get the roast beef? The chicken?
15 Must Try ChatGPT Prompts for AR Teams

There’s no doubt that you’ve heard the buzz about artificial intelligence and tools like ChatGPT. It’s the hot topic right now in the world of business.
Digital transformation is the new normal

Accountants Are Returning “Back to Normal” And That’s a Problem
How document automation fits into a digital transformation strategy

As technology advances, how do you keep your company’s digital transformation st
Understanding financial metrics

How accounts payable relates to your financial KPIs.
Should I Stay, or Should I Go? Guidance for Those at a Crossroads with their Legacy CCM

"Should I stay, or should I go?"
Now that I have you humming that iconic song by The Clash…let’s talk softwa
Five Best Practices for HHS Client Communications

Effective customer communications play a pivotal role in delivering quality services in the ever-evolving Health and Human Services (HHS) landscape.
The future of e-invoicing in a global landscape

E-invoicing is adopted by many enterprises to simplify and speed up the invoicing process and bring funds back into the business faster.
An accountant’s guide to contribution margins

What is contribution margin?
A 'contribution margin' is a cost accounting metric used to assess
How AI-Powered Automation Software Gives Accountants Their Time Back

Beyond manual data entry – How AI is giving accountants more time back
24 ChatGPT prompts for accountants

There’s been a lot of recent discussing on the uses of AI in the accounts payable function.
What is a Bad Debt Expense & How to Calculate it

A bad debt is an amount which has been written off by the business as a loss, and categorized as an expense, because the debt owed to the business cannot be collected.
Average Collection Period: How to Calculate and Improve It

Sales is the #1 financial statement that gets the most attention, closely followed by net income.
Accountants, meet your new best friend – AI data capture

Every day, accounting teams face a deluge of data – invoices, purchase orders, vendor details, and more – and they need to process all of it to keep a business’ financial engine running.