Invoiced Accounts Receivable Automation Blog

Liquidity ratios are metrics that help investors and creditors assess a company’s financial health. Calculate yours and learn if it’s good.

DSO helps business measure the average number of days it takes to receive payment for goods provided or services rendered. Here’s why that matters.

Learn more about retained earnings, the leftover profit available to your business after you’ve paid shareholder dividends.

Learn how to assess your business’s financial health by measuring and analyzing your accounts receivable processes.

Learn the difference between accrued and deferred revenue, as well as accrued vs. deferred expenses here.

CEI compares the amount an organization collects within a given timeframe against the total amount available for collection within that period. Learn more here.

An average collection period is the amount of time that passes before a company collects its accounts receivable. Click to learn more!

Find out what a good Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) score and other ways to measure your accounts receivable department.