What Is An AR Aging Report And How Does It Benefit Your Business?
The accounts receivable (AR) aging report is a critical tracking mechanism for cash flow planning.
Quadient AP teams with NetSuite to give customers delightful Accounts Payable automation
Vancouver-based accounting software company, Beanworks, has boosted its offering for clients by incorporating the
4 Ways To Improve Your Receivables Performance
Running a successful and balanced accounts receivable department can be a tall order.
Fined Loads Of D’OH! Avoiding Angry Customers By Respecting Communication Preferences
Many will remember the hilarious Simpsons episode in which Homer starts his own telemarketing scam using an autodialling machine.
What To Do When Your Cash Flow Forecast Is Wrong
The cash flow forecast is a critical report for a business of any size or niche.
Accounts Payable automation by Quadient AP launches QuickBooks ProAdvisor Partner Program
Today our team is excited to announce our QuickBooks ProAdvisor Partner Program!
GDPR has arrived!
2016 brought us approval.
2017 brought us implementation.
2018 brings us enforcement and a skateboarding analogy.
What Is The Ideal Accounts Receivable Process?
Cash flow is a serious problem for many businesses.
Omni-Channel Execution From A Single UI!
At Quadient, we learn by listening. As our customers have been adding channels to their installations, they have been facing production stream management challenges.
Average Days Sales Outstanding: How High Is Too High?
It feels great to make a sale and send an invoice out. Unfortunately, transactions aren’t finalized until money physically changes hands.
Lexington Country Club streamlines their accounts payable process and approvals with Quadient AP
Lexington Country Club is a private gated community located in southwest Florida, j
Is the Chief Growth Officer the New CMO?
Disruption is the new normal in almost every industry.
Why Customer Retention Deserves Your Attention
Why customer retention deserves your attention
In a study by Sitecore and Forbes Insights, the top marketing priority for 58% of respondents was attracting new customers.
Make sure your hospitality accounting processes have room to grow
In the hospitality sector, accounting roles in the financial back office are changing.
Are CXM and CCM Converging?
The merger of CXM and CCM just makes sense
In 2005 Procter & Gamble (P&G) announced the purchase of razor company Gillette for $57 billion in stock.
Virtual Credit Cards Are the Modern Day Early Payment Discount
Early payment discounts are a time-honored tradition in business-to-business (B2B) transactions.
Look To The Cloud For Effective AR Management
It’s always astounding to me when I come across companies with aging AR that are not taking advantage of technology, especially when it comes to pushing their processes to the cloud to lessen their
How To Deal With The Forces Impacting Your CX
Recognizing the forces that will impact your CX
Think about the last time you had a bad customer experience - what did you do?
Executives Are Turning to Customer Experience as a Differentiator
Think about your enterprise and how you might have a bigger impact in your market today. If you were to change one major item about your offering to market, to better compete and
Quadient Selected to Speak at the National Postal Forum, May 6-9 in San Antonio, Texas
The National Postal Forum (NPF) is well known to be a great event for educational sessions and networking.
Reinventing the Banking Wheel to Stay Relevant
Traditional banks have faced major disruption in recent years, thanks to changing consumer demands and increased competition from challenger banks.
The Biggest Barrier to Entry for Electronic B2B Payments in the US
Accounting teams across North America rely too heavily on paper checks as their primary form of payment to vendors.
Every Cloud Company Should Rebate Instead Of Discounting
Discounting. There is nothing worse for customer service in the world of SaaS than offering a discount, and yet every salesperson at every software and SaaS provider does it. Why?