O2C

After years of handwringing about how hesitant U.S. companies have been to embrace electronic invoicing, it’s good to hear that in the past year alone, use of paper invoices fell 10 percent, from

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Protecting rapidly growing volumes of electronic transactions from unauthorized use, fraud, and data theft is increasingly important. Various AR software vendors and solution providers approach data

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Introduction Today, businesses have various ways to bill and to receive payment through credit cards, debit cards, and paper checks, among others. And in an Internet age, a growing number of invoices

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Are you considering electronic billing for business-to-business transactions? Or have any of your customers come to you about it? Electronic billing-also called electronic invoicing, e-billing, and

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How would you like to streamline your accounts receivable processes, collect invoices more quickly, and have completely transparent invoice delivery all while saving overhead costs? Electronic

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Picture this: It's early February and newly appointed CFO Jim Frankola is ensconced in his Redwood City, California office. He's anticipating the $500,000 to $1 million in receivables Yodlee, Inc.,

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A Customer Self-Service Portal allows your customers, including those located overseas, to place orders and check their status, resolve disputes, and pay you online on a 24/7 basis, all without the

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In 2009, Heartland Payment Systems became the victim of the largest single credit card breach when a hacker obtained more than 100 million card numbers from nearly 650 financial services companies.… Read More

Renewed interest in outsourcing key aspects of the order-to-cash (O2C) cycle, especially invoicing, are being driven by several converging factors, including: Timing and cost of getting paid

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Paper checks dominate U.S. corporate payments and most invoices to businesses are still sent by postal mail. Low adoption rates of B2B e-invoicing and e-payments, however, aren’t due to lack of

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