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The Essential Role of Sales in Debt Collection

Trade Credit & Liquidity Management

Here’s how: Early Intervention: Sales professionals should become involved when accounts begin to exhibit payment issues. Accountability (early and often) : Sales personnel must establish financial responsibility for their accounts, as this supports their revenue targets and ensures timely payment of commissions.

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Understanding the Accounts Receivable Cycle - Get Paid Faster!

Nanonets

Offering multiple payment options, sending proactive payment reminders, and following up on overdue payments can help expedite the cash collection process. Credit Policies One of the first steps in effective accounts receivable management is establishing clear and effective credit policies.

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Automated order processing: Boost efficiency

Nanonets

Order validation and approval: The captured order details are validated based on predefined criteria such as pricing, discounts, inventory availability, and customer credit limits. The system efficiently closes the order cycle by processing payments, issuing invoices, and reconciling transactions.

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Managing Accounts Receivable in NetSuite: Tips and Tricks to Handle Credit Card and ACH Transactions

EBizCharge

Use real-time AR dashboards and reporting With real-time data, finance teams can quickly identify overdue accounts, track payment performance, and make informed decisions to improve collection efforts. Credit limits based on customer risk profiles manage exposure to bad debts.

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14 Accounts Receivable KPIs For Your AR Team to Prioritize

EBizCharge

KPIs provide a clear picture of whether a business is on track or if adjustments are needed to realign with its goals. A high turnover ratio indicates that the company collects payments quickly and efficiently, while a low turnover ratio may suggest collection delays, ineffective credit policies, or customer payment issues.