Articles by Inga Schibsted
Overcoming challenges in credit control: Strategies for common pain points
Credit control is the process of managing a company's outstanding debts and ensuring that customers pay their...
Managing seasonal fluctuations in your cash flow
Seasonal fluctuations in cash flow are a normal part of business, caused by variations in demand, increased...
What is trade receivable? | Definition and importance | Chaser
Trade receivables is a term used to describe the amount of money owed by one company to another. It is the...
The role of technology in accounts receivable: Trends, tools, and Chaser
The ongoing late payment crisis is one of the largest and most prevalent threats to any modern business....
8 credit control strategies that will boost your cash flow
Are you looking for effective but simple-to-implement credit control strategies to help you boost cash flow?...
Xerocon Sydney 2023 - Highlights from the event
Xerocon is an annual conference organised by the global accounting leader, Xero. This year, the event took...
Top 7 tips to get the most out of Xerocon Sydney 2023
Next week, on the 23rd and 24th of August, thousands of accountants, bookkeepers, and finance professionals...
Accounts receivable collection period | Definition, calculation & example | Chaser
Most businesses rely on cash flow they have yet to receive from customers who have purchased their goods and...
6 reasons to meet Chaser at Xerocon Sydney 2023
Xerocon Sydney is only 3 weeks away! If you’re attending, make sure you don't miss out on visiting Chaser's...
Net cash flow | Definition and calculation | Chaser
A business's net cash flow (NCF) is an indicator of its financial health over a specific period of time....
5 proactive credit control strategies to get invoices paid on time
Businesses of all scales are threatened by the scale of the current late payment crisis, and repeated...
Payee vs Payer | What's the difference? | Chaser
For a financial transaction to be complete, there have to be at least two parties involved. One party...