Payment plans could increase your cash flow and attract more customers. Learn how they work and how to create them here.
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Average Days Delinquent measures the typical delay in customer payments beyond their due dates. Learn how this metric works and why it’s crucial for your business.
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A simple guide to credit notes — what they are, how they work, and how to use them for correcting billing errors and managing finances.
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Gain an understanding of what KPIs matter for your A/P department, including quick access to the formulas you need to calculate them.
Two sides of the same coin, A/P refers to money your company owes suppliers, while accounts receivable refers to the money customers owe your company.
Permanent accounts indicate ongoing business progress. Temporary accounts indicate activity within a certain fiscal period. Learn more here.
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Here’s why you might have a negative accounts receivable balance. Hint: It doesn’t always mean you have negative cash flow.
Gather information, get creative, reduce future customer churn, build loyalty, add customer value, and more… with these tips.

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