Topic: Credit control & accounts receivables (10)

Small businesses are being hit with more late payments as a result of the cost of living increases
As the cost of living continues to increase, small businesses are being forced to deal with the consequences....

How to read a company credit report and what to look out for
For most B2B businesses, extending credit is a standard part of conducting business. That’s why extending...

How to avoid late payments from customers: 6 best tips
One of the departments of highest liability in a company, in terms of revenue protection, is Accounts...

Cash flow | Definition, importance and examples | Chaser
One of the most commonly cited terms in any discussion of the health of a business is cash flow. It has been...

4 ways to figure out if a debtor is stalling
Dealing with persistent late payment is one of the more onerous parts of being a business owner - but it is...

How to get paid faster using the right payment terms
Do you find yourself constantly waiting for payments from your customers? Are you tired of chasing people for...

How to increase your revenue with accounts receivable management
Do you want to increase your revenue? If so, you should be looking into accounts receivable management.

8 things the best credit control teams do
There is no question that credit control is a critical part of any business. The best credit control teams...

Why the credit management and sales team should work closely together
When you think about it, the sales and credit management teams have a lot in common. They are both...

How Chaser can reduce the risk of late payments from invoiced clients
Late payment of invoices is a major strain on businesses, directly impacting cash flow and (in the case of...

How RPA impacts accounts receivables
Robotic process automation (RPA) is a type of technology that allows employees to automate mundane and...

7 frequent invoice disputes and how to resolve them | Chaser
No one likes dealing with an invoice dispute but, unfortunately, they happen all too often in the business...