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E-invoicing frameworks poised for heightened adoption

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Finance leaders may have noticed one invoicing trend that emerged in the last couple of years – the way invoices arrive at their organisations has quite clearly changed. Now, with remote and hybrid work commonplace, most invoices are delivered through employees’ and the finance team’s email accounts. Automated verification.

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Transforming accounts payable operations through AI

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Systems powered by artificial intelligence are without a doubt revolutionising invoice processing in finance departments. The technological advancement provides more than just automation and reshapes roles, empowering finance teams to zero in on strategic activities like data analysis, supplier negotiations, and decision-making.

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AppZen Taps AI To Catch Invoice Payment, Contract Errors

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Automated expense report auditing company AppZen is introducing a new spend auditing platform to analyze supplier invoices using artificial intelligence (AI). “The major takeaway from this data is not that employees in certain industries commit more fraud,” AppZen noted at the time. ”

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Trade Ledger Launches Invoice Finance-as-a-Service

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Open Banking platform Trade Ledger is introducing an invoice financing solution for banks and alternative lenders, the company announced this week. Based in the cloud, the invoice financing tool will be available to financial institutions (FIs) in Australia, Europe and Asia.

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Capitalising on the Fintech apps in APAC

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The demand for mobile wallets, online banking services, and the increasing adoption of digital technologies has led to the expansion of the financial applications market in Asia/Pacific. Companies are increasingly seeking secure and compliant solutions to manage their financial data. "As

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Securing the remote workforce: a CFO perspective

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Gartner forecasts that global spending on security and risk management will exceed US$150 billion in 2021 adding cloud adoption and remote working to the mix of reasons for the spend. They can also explore the option of cyber insurance to protect the company’s assets from subsequent compliance penalties and settlement costs.

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HRS Debuts Invisible Pay To Increase Hotel Compliance

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In an effort to change the global hotel corporate payment process, end-to-end business travel technology provider HRS is rolling out a new corporate hotel payment platform. He continued, “When our clients use our payment solutions, we’ve seen hotel compliance rise by on average 23 percent.