Discover how accounts receivable insurance protects your business from customer nonpayment and ensures financial stability by covering direct and indirect losses.

Inflation is at its highest level in decades. The Federal Reserve has just raised interest rates. Businesses continue to suffer from disruptions in supply chains and the lack of staff and inventory.

Accounts receivable is defined as an asset that reflects a future payment. In actuality, an accounts receivable is a debt. How your business deals with the debt obligation, and the terms of the debt, ...

"Our customers' feedback is the ultimate measure of success," said Becky Carr, chief marketing officer at Billtrust. "These ...

In today’s economic environment patients appreciate and have even come to expect some level of assistance from healthcare providers when it comes to managing the cost of care. In a study conducted by ...

Carrier Logistics Inc., which provides fleet management software for less-than-truckload fleets, announced a new feature for its Facts software that provides automated accounts receivables risk scores ...

1. How do we define accounts receivable (A/R)? The easiest explanation is that it is money owed to the ASC by a patient for services already provided (a type of credit, i.e., unsecured promises by ...

GSI, the leading provider of NetSuite ERP consulting and managed services, alongside Paystand, the fastest-growing, ...

Purdue University sales and service areas are required to secure full payment prior to or at the time of sale or provision of service. The University recognizes that circumstances will arise when it ...

You can't build a company budget without a sales budget. The sales budget projects how much sales revenue you can expect to earn in the coming quarter or year. That tells you something about your ...