Accounts receivable for small businesses
Learn everything you need to know about small business accounts receivable from how to manage it to the challenges you may face and how to solve them.
What is working capital
Working capital tracks the funds required to meet a business’s expenses. Learn more about how to understand what your business has vs. owes.
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Working capital management reflects the actions that your business may take to more effectively use its cash and resources. Learn more here.
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Dunning management focuses on financial recovery efforts related to failed transactions, most commonly credit card purchases. Learn more.
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Dunning is a process that helps businesses handle overdue payments from their customers. Learn how to best handle the dunning process here.
AR Collection Call Scripts: What to Say and How to Say It
Collection calls can be uncomfortable and getting them right requires effort before you pick up the phone. Learn how to be successful here!
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Discover what vendor relationship management is, why it’s important, and the top strategies on how to improve it.
Discover whether accounts receivable is an asset or liability, the reasons behind it, and how to maximize your A/R process.
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Cash application is the process of applying incoming payments to the corresponding unpaid invoice or outstanding account balance. Learn more.
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Solvency ratio is a metric used to measure a company’s financial health — learn the four types, including how to calculate them and examples.

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