Late Payments Push More Businesses Toward AP Automation
Accounts Payable Payments as a Service Tracker®: Accounts Payable Payments: Solving Common Business Challenges
With late payments resulting in late fees for 41% of buyers in the past year, companies are making accounts payable automation their top priority to keep up. In the “Accounts Payable Payments as a Service Tracker®,” a collaboration with Finexio, PYMNTS explores how automation is helping transform AP into a customer service function to bolster businesses’ financial health.
Inside the June Tracker
- Executives from Branch, YellowHeart and Zumiez describe how automated payments can benefit companies in several different verticals.
- The average middle-market company uses five payment methods, with physical credit cards and wire transfers being the most popular.
- This month’s PYMNTS Intelligence explains how AP automation can reduce late payments and bolster businesses’ overall financial health.
Accounts Payable Payments as a Service
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AI-Driven Accounts Payable: Elevating AP From Cost Center to Strategic Asset
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From Bottleneck to Breakthrough: AP Transformation in 2025
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Embedded B2B Payments: The Next Frontier in AP Digitization
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The Great Paper Escape: Transforming Accounts Payable for the Digital Age
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The Strategic Role of AI in Accounts Payable
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Winning the Fraud Fight: How AP Automation Can Deflect Rising Security Threats
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Automating Accounts Payable for Cost Savings
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Embedding Transformation: Solving Critical AP Challenges With Embedded Payments
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Unlocking Modernized Accounts Payable With Virtual Cards
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No Time for Delay: Shaving 16 Days From Accounts Payable Payments With Automation
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Companies Enlist AI in Battle Against AI Fraud
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Doubling of Check Fraud Last Year Makes AP Automation an Urgent Priority