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Order Processing
Course Description
The Order-to-Cash Solution Consultant Certificate Program (AOCSC) trains vendors to speak the language of their clients in the order-to-cash space. The program covers all areas
Course Description
Managing cross-functionally brings a unique set of leadership challenges. This course highlights best practices from organizations that have aligned O2C, sharing actionable
Course Description
While every organization has an O2C process (fulfillment of orders, assignment of credit lines, applying cash received and collecting invoices that are past due), most are
On-Demand Webinar | FreeWith the rise of credit card and ACH B2B payments, organizations are under pressure to provide flexible electronic payment options to their customers. However, business… Read More
It might not be immediately obvious that substandard customer purchase order (PO) processes ultimately result in payment disputes and delays down the line?delays that negatively impact cash flow
… Read MoreEven a basic order entry software module enables automation of the following order entry functions: Document and record customer purchase orders Communicate those POs to all relevant internal
… Read MoreBest Practice AR Management Begins with ... five receivables antecedents or upfront operations that are critical to accounts receivable management, says John Salek, vice president, business
… Read MoreA sales order is an internal document that captures and records pertinent information contained in a customer's purchase order. It is the first step in documenting and processing an order.You can
… Read MoreWhat Can Go Wrong Will - Murphy's Law The order-to-cash processes are inextricably linked. A misstep in any process - order entry, credit, invoicing, cash application, collections or deduction
… Read MoreWhat Can Go Wrong Will - Murphy's Law The order-to-cash processes are inextricably linked. A misstep in any process - order entry, credit, invoicing, cash application, collections or deduction
… Read MoreWhat are you waiting for?
