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Three Ways to Improve the Relationship Between Credit and Sales

Trade Credit & Liquidity Management

In today’s competitive business environment, the credit department’s primary value lies in its ability to facilitate sales in alignment with company forecasts and objectives, not just to minimize risk, but to actively support growth. Trade Credit & Liquidity Management is a reader-supported publication.

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Accepting Online Payments with Internet Merchant Accounts

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This either approves or declines the transaction based on factors like available funds and credit limits. The approval or decline is then sent back through the payment gateway to the online merchant, alerting them to complete the order or notify the customer of payment issues.

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The Essential Role of Sales in Debt Collection

Trade Credit & Liquidity Management

Additionally, sales representatives who engage in collection activities gain a deeper understanding of the financial risks involved in selling to customers who do not pay. Sales Teams are able to proactively manage future Credit Risks.

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Understanding the Accounts Receivable Cycle - Get Paid Faster!

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One of the key challenges businesses face in managing the accounts receivable cycle is the risk of late or non-payment by customers. Accounts receivable represents the amount of money owed to a company for goods or services provided on credit.

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13 Best Practices for Accounts Receivable

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13 accounts receivable best practices Adopting the best AR practices helps maintain consistent revenue, reducing the need for external financing and minimizing non-payment risk. Send invoices promptly Generating and dispatching invoices immediately after goods or services are delivered increases the likelihood of early payments.

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Automated order processing: Boost efficiency

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Digital order entry: Order initiation involves capturing order details, which traditionally require manual data entry and pose risks of human error. Order validation and approval: The captured order details are validated based on predefined criteria such as pricing, discounts, inventory availability, and customer credit limits.

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

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Additionally, most AR solutions for NetSuite offer full compliance with Payment Card Industry (PCI) standards to enhance data security, protect sensitive payment information, and reduce fraud risks. This allows companies to have readily available cash for day-to-day operations and investments.

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