Automation

Are You Prepared to Fend Off Increasingly Sophisticated AP Frauds?

Fraudsters are targeting AP teams with smaller but more frequent attempts in 2026, making it more difficult to mitigate your risks.

Your next AP Clerk could be digital. Tech companies have spent more than twenty years trying to solve inefficiencies in Accounts Payable. The journey began in the early 2000s with a simple goal of

Payment fraud isn’t the result of broken processes or careless teams.  It’s the result of fraudsters learning how to move cleanly through controls that appear to be working. 

Accounts payable (AP) has become so much more than processing invoices — and Finance leaders want visibility into more than just invoice volumes. From cashflow impact, to supplier experience,

Vendor impersonation and payment fraud are becoming increasingly sophisticated, putting organizations at risk of financial loss and operational disruption. In this webinar, we’ll show how AP

Finance departments are rapidly moving from basic automation to agentic AI systems that make independent decisions: approving invoices, flagging fraud, and optimizing payments. While this promises

EG America’s accounts payable team has navigated significant change in recent years with M&A, process improvements and systems changes. In this webinar, Stacy Gratton, Director of Accounts

Leverage Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to enhance your vendor management processes. This webinar will guide Accounts Payable and Vendor Maintenance teams through best practices for tracking,

The rules have changed and the clock is ticking.  Nacha’s new requirements for risk-based validation of bank account information mean AP leaders must overhaul how they verify supplier bank

As finance departments face pressure to streamline processes and cut costs, automation has become a top priority. According to AvidXchange's 2025 Trends survey, 61% of finance leaders cite