Invoiced Accounts Recievable Automation Blog

Accounts receivable (A/R) is the lifeblood of any business. After all, it ultimately doesn't matter how many sales you close, how amazing your product is, or how well your brand is respected in the marketplace. If you're not getting paid consistently, you will not survive.

Money is often fickle. Whether considering our businesses or our personal lives, cash flows into and out of our accounts like the tides. And in its simplest form, accounts receivable (A/R) and accounts payable (A/P) help businesses track inward and outward movement, respectively.

An invoice dispute occurs when a customer reports a perceived inaccuracy in a billing document, or is unsatisfied with a service and withholds or delays payment. In some instances, customers dispute entire invoices; in others, customers only take issue with certain charges.