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A ‘Payment-Agnostic’ Approach To Accounts Payable

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The competition is heating up between payment technologies in accounts payable, with ACH and virtual cards seeing significant pushes in the B2B payments space to combat the dreaded paper check. Which will come out on top?

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All about the cash forecasting process you should know

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Cash forecasting refers to the methods and approaches used by businesses to predict and estimate their future cash flows. To forecast cash flows, companies can use a variety of tools that can include simple models in Excel spreadsheets and special business software that contain tools and features for cash forecasting.

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Mastering Cash Flow Management: Ensuring Liquidity for SMB Success

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Accounts Payable Management: Ensuring Timely Payments Another critical aspect of cash flow management is managing accounts payable effectively. Neglecting accounts payable can result in missed payments, damaged vendor relationships, and even disruption of essential supplies or services.

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Automate Or Stagnate: The Choice Accounts Payable Departments Face

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This stumbling block to innovation is often visible in accounts payable (AP) departments, Corcentric SVP of Sales Daniel Andrew told PYMNTS in a recent conversation. Organizations’ accounts payable departments perform at a certain level, and then stay there. Over time, he noted, accounts payable isn’t costing money.

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What is a 13 Week Cash Flow Forecast?

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A 13 week cash flow forecast is a short term forecast used during liquidity shortfalls to plan a company’s cash flows and avoid financial distress such as missing payroll, defaulting on debt, and ending up in bankruptcy or receivership. When to use a 13 week cash flow forecast. How to perform 13 week cash flow forecasting.

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What is a 12 Month Rolling Forecast?

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A rolling 12-month forecast projects financial performance over a 12-month time horizon using the “add/drop” approach to forecasting. Unlike a budget or calendar year forecast, a rolling 12-month forecast adds one month to the forecast period each time a month is closed so that you are continuously forecasting for 12 months.

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Oiling The Many Moving Parts Of Cash Flow Management

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Amid market volatility, organizations are finding it imperative to accelerate their accounts receivables while extending accounts payables and still maintaining positive buyer-supplier relationships. Most of the companies I talk to in the middle market will use one of the big ERPs and invariably pull the data into Excel.