Accounting Self-Service Live for Customers and Vendors Receiving more requests for invoices and documents from customers more frequently? Are vendors asking you for more documents, more often? Do you spend more time managing
Accounts receivable (AR) teams, today, are bombarded with emails all day, every day. On average, AR inboxes receive over 100 emails each day. And a good number of these are requests from customers
In today's fast-paced, competitive business environment, it's more important than ever to optimize your accounts receivable (AR) processes. One way to do this is by leveraging automated customer communications as part of
Scalability, Scalability, Scalability!! When we talk about Scalability, the first things that come to our mind are a large userbase, few million requests per second, huge volumes of data, and so on. At
When scaling your business, email no longer becomes the “best” or “easiest” tool to use. This is why sales departments use Salesforce to manage account status, notes and communications. This is why your
Your sales team uses Salesforce, IT is using JIRA to manage internal inquiries, and your customer success team is using Gainsight to manage the influx of customer requests. But you? You’re stuck
Email was never designed as an accounting tool. Using email to manage the inflow of communications and documents to/from customers and vendors may make sense on paper, but when managing multiple streams and
When you are just starting out, using email to manage the inflow of communications and documents to/from customers and vendors makes sense. You are building relationships and managing invoices with a personal touch.
In today's economy, it is essential to be able to allocate credit where it is needed most. This means that businesses need to have accurate and up-to-date information about their customers' creditworthiness. While
While most accounting teams use Excel for their spreadsheet needs, a growing number of teams and organizations are moving to Google Sheets. At time where remote teams are ubiquitous, collaboration and cost
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