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Collaborate with Your Customers to Transform Your Accounts Receivable

COLLABORATE WITH YOUR CUSTOMERS TO TRANSFORM YOUR ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

Cost Free
Presentation Length 1.0 hour

Recorded DateAugust 5, 2021
CPE:Not available
(archived webinars do not offer CPE credits)
Subject AreaAccounting
Course LevelIntermediate
Course Description

With COVID-19 having slowed sales and cash flow for many companies, CFOs have begun looking for sustainable approaches to encourage on-time or early payments. Many companies have taken the first step and automated their accounts receivable processes, ultimately improving efficiency through a lower headcount. However, a lean and efficient organization does not guarantee better receivables performance.

Instead, organizations should think more holistically about how they bill and start focusing on their customers. In this session, you’ll learn how focusing on the customer experience throughout the billing and payment cycle creates efficiencies for your team and ultimately boosts your bottom line.

Learning Objectives:


  • Identify what challenges today's finance teams are facing

  • List the differences between systems of record and systems of insight

  • Identify how collaboration leads to higher levels of customer engagement and retention

  • Recall what measurable outcomes CFOs are now tracking

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About Our Presenter

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Versapay is focused on changing the way companies do business together by offering Customer-Centric AR Automation and Order-to-Cash solutions for mid-market and enterprise businesses. We help our clients to offer a superior customer experience, enabling CFOs to accelerate cash conversion, collaborate online, and eliminate paper, checks and manual business processes. Based in Toronto with five offices across the US, Versapay is owned by Great Hill Partners, a Boston-based technology investment firm.