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Accounts Receivable
Accounts receivable are legally enforceable claims for payment held by a business for goods supplied and/or services rendered that customers/clients have ordered but not paid for. These are generally in the form of invoices raised by a business and delivered to the customer for payment within an agreed time frame.
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Accounts ReceivableWhat Banks Need To Know About Corporates’ AR Digitization Journeys
The coronavirus pandemic was an unanticipated disruption for every business, but for organizations that...
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Accounts ReceivableAmEx: Why It’s Go-Time For Automating B2B AR Functions
The great digital shift is spurring a revolution in consumer commerce — but it...
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Accounts ReceivablePinterest Sees Increase In Advertiser Late Payments
Pinterest, the popular image-sharing board, is trying to balance its need for revenue while...
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Accounts ReceivableHighRadius Rolls Out Technology Suite For AR Automation
To automate accounts receivable (AR) for mid-sized companies, HighRadius has rolled out its RadiusOne A/R...
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Accounts ReceivableInstallment Payment Platforms Can Solve Trade Credit Problems
B2B payments are anything but instant in the U.S., where a collective $3 trillion...
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Accounts ReceivableDeep Dive: Accelerating Accounts Receivable With Automated Technologies
B2B payments are anything but instant in the U.S., where a collective $3 trillion...
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Accounts ReceivableBuilding A More Collaborative AR Platform
Paper-based accounts receivable (AR) processes aren't just slow and costly — they can also...
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Accounts ReceivableWhen AR Meets Social Networking
Small- and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) lack the financial buffers of their larger corporate counterparts...
