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NACHA Rules and Requirements T he National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA) is the primary organization overseeing the ACH network. Compliance with NACHA’s rules is crucial for businesses to maintain access to the ACH network, and failure to comply can lead to fines or loss of ACH privileges.
Difficulty in errorresolution: Without a properly documented and structured reconciliation process in place, it can be very difficult to resolve errors effectively. This would mean greater resource requirements and an increase in the probability of human manual errors.
Payment Approvals: In the payment authorization phase, automation may entail establishing encoding rules within the software to initiate payments. Electronic collaboration enables efficient errorresolution compared to manual methods that rely on untracked emails and phone calls. Some technology providers guarantee accuracy.
The aim is to ensure accuracy and prevent errors or fraud before payment processing. Approval routing Based on predefined rules, invoices are routed to the appropriate approver(s). So, manual processing requires your AP staff to stay updated on these complex and ever-changing rules. These include: 1. And they change often.
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