Billing

Legal professionals know that when you bill by the minute, keeping track of your time and creating invoices can be an incredible challenge. It can also be difficult for clients who need to decipher

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Not so long ago, almost no companies were accepting credit cards for payment in the B2B category. Today few companies are not doing so. “If you’re not taking credit cards, you should be,”… Read More

The financially-strapped United States Postal Service has proposed eliminating next-day first-class delivery service in spring 2012 and switching to a two- to three-day delivery standard. The… Read More

Most credit and collection professionals are always looking for ways to improve their collection results, as well as the quality of their receivable portfolio. Sometimes we focus so much on the high

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A recent AR O2C study, Benchmarking: Cash Application Practices and Metrics, found that the average company received 12 percent of its payments via credit cards. Companies may soon decide to start… Read More

Implementing customer-centric billing and payment processes means getting paid timely, resolving disputes quickly, and complying with secure-payment standards so customers have a high degree of

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The newest version of Incoterms® took effect January 1, 2011. The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has helped to regularize the global marketplace by publishing and updating the Incoterms®

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As cutting costs takes on a new urgency, the transition from paper invoices to electronic billing is starting to take hold at many companies. Although large corporations lead the movement, small and

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There are few guarantees in accounts receivables; the invoices sent out can be timely, accurate and delivered to their recipients with hot coffee and fresh donuts, but still you can only hope they

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International Commercial Terms, commonly known as Incoterms®, were created by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) to define and clarify global trading terms. The rules assign

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