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What is Enterprise Billing: An Overview

Enterprise billing refers to an advanced and sophisticated system designed to meet the complexities of large-scale businesses across all billing processes like invoicing, payment processing, dunning, collections, revenue recognition, taxation, credits and...

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Accounts Receivable

What Is Consolidated Billing? Best Practices & Benefits Uncovered

Popular among software-as-a-service (SaaS) organizations, billing consolidation is a methodology that merges multiple transactions or subscriptions into a single invoice. This approach simplifies the process by consolidating multiple financial transactions. It’s also...
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Accounts Receivable

What is Dunning, and Can it Improve Customer Retention?

An overlooked process by many software as a service (SaaS) and subscription-based companies, dunning is a 17th-century term that describes the process that organizations take to methodically communicate with customers to collect...

Accounts Receivable

Voided Transactions: How They Work & Examples

Voided transactions occur across virtually all industries. However, void transactions and refunds at software-as-a-service and other subscription-based organizations are slightly different. Although frequently used, the two terms – void transactions and refunds...
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Accounts Receivable

Revolutionizing Accounts Payable: The Power of Automated AI Invoice Processing

As business technology evolves, artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to make significant contributions in all areas of finance. Automated AI invoice processing is transforming the way organizations manage their finances, leading to...
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Accounts Receivable

Understanding the Impact of Unbilled Receivables on Your Bottom Line

Common among subscription-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) businesses, unbilled receivables is revenue the company has earned, with invoices sent in arrears. Simply put, unbilled receivables equates to the amount of revenue that is billable....
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Accounts Receivable

Understanding the Accounts Receivable Process: Step-by-Step

Consisting of a series of steps, the accounts receivable process refers to the money owed to a business for the purchase and delivery of goods or services. In principle the process may...

Accounts Receivable

Improving the Accounts Receivable Management Process

Are you part of the nearly 25% of companies struggling with revenue that’s tied up in outstanding invoices? If so, look no further. With approximately $3.1 trillion owed in accounts receivables to...

Accounts Receivable

2022 Trends in Finance Survey

BillingPlatform has released its third annual Trends in Finance Survey: A Perspective on Market Outlook & Strategies for Revenue Growth. Conducted in December 2021, the survey included more than 300 CFOs and...
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Accounts Receivable

Modernized Approaches to Accounts Receivable

In part, accounts receivable (AR) can be defined as the balance of money due to a firm for goods or services delivered or used but not yet paid for by the customer....

Accounts Receivable

What is Revenue Operations?

Still evolving but rapidly gaining in popularity, Gartner describes Revenue Operations (RevOps) as the newest functional role emerging in many of the fastest-growing B2B organizations. If you’re new to the term or...
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Accounts Receivable

4 Standard Accounts Receivable Reports Every Business Needs

To remain competitive in the digital economy, companies are increasingly making the strategic decision to transition to more robust and agile enterprise billing solutions. While there are numerous reasons for the move,...

Accounts Receivable

Key Considerations For Quote to Cash Solutions

With countless processes that touch nearly every function within your organization, as well as the prospect/customer and your internal systems, the quote-to-cash process (QTC) is prone to human errors, delays, customer dissatisfaction...