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Fraud Prevention for AP and AR
Fraud is an ever present threat for AP and AR practitioners. The pages in this section will help you take appropriate steps to prevent fraud - or, understand what to do if you think you are the victim.
A recent benchmarking report by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) explored organizational training programs that educate employees about fraud. The survey polled over 1,700 ACFE… Read More
If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself.
While this philosophy may be empowering when it comes to auto repair or cooking, applying it to accounts payable is a one-way ticket to… Read More
It is every American’s civil duty to keep cash out of the hands of criminals (including fraudsters) and terrorists, and people who work in accounts payable departments have an even greater… Read More
Q. We recently discovered that a payment we released went to a fraudulent vendor. It was a phishing… Read More
Course Description
The course covers AP fundamentals, best practices and regulatory compliance, all of which are necessary to understand your clients who work in the accounts payable
Course Description
Every organization has a P2P process (buying and paying for goods and services), but most are unmanaged—separated by an operational wall between Procurement and Accounts
Course Description
Every organization has a P2P process (buying and paying for goods and services), but most are unmanaged—separated by an operational wall between Procurement and Accounts
Course Description
Managing cross-functionally brings a unique set of leadership challenges. This course highlights best practices from organizations that have aligned P2P, sharing actionable
Keep Your Organization Safe from Vendor Payment Fraud Attempts
Judging from recent news reports—and from what IOFM is hearing from its financial operations professionals—cyber threats are
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By Pam Miller, APMD
Every time you see a headline about an employee who has stolen thousands of dollars from an employer, it invariably involves a so-called “trusted” employee who has been given… Read More
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