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Small, but Mighty: How Cricut’s Accounting Team Helped Ensure IPO Success With FloQast

FloQast

It might be almost four years later, but the events of 2020 should still be fresh in everyone’s minds. As the company prepared for its initial public offering in 2021, Ryan Harmer , Vice President of Accounting and Corporate Controller, recognized the need for a significant transformation in their month-end Close processes.

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Credit Card Reconciliation: What It is and How to Do It?

Nanonets

Do you know what credit card reconciliation is? Many people need to learn what credit card reconciliation is and why it's essential. Billion in 2020 only for North American regions. Billion in 2020 only for North American regions. While it sounds simple, many intricacies are involved in the process.

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Four Techniques Companies Use To Advance In Today’s New Economic Environment

The Finance Weekly

It's possible that what your customers wanted in early 2020 will differ from what they want now. Think through the “extended” process. It's impossible to optimize financial closing processes without first taking into account the hundreds of steps and people involved. Start with the following five steps: 1.

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General Ledger (GL): Definition, Significance, Implementation

Nanonets

Bank Reconciliation : Tools to match bank transactions with GL entries. Inefficient Approval Workflows : Traditional processes often involve cumbersome approval chains that delay payments and complicate cash flow management. Your approval process becomes as agile as your team, adapting to the flow of your daily operations seamlessly.

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What are GL Codes and how to assign them effectively?

Nanonets

The result is a faster, more efficient close process that also saves up your time which can be better spent elsewhere. Regular Reconciliation: At month-end, reconcile the accounts payable to ensure that all purchases, including the office supplies, are accurately accounted for and that the payment liabilities are clear.