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Your business is changing. As a finance leader, you know that accounting is a labour-intensive, costly process where systems often don’t allow for expedient exception handling and many days are fraught with difficulty in matching invoices to other databases for reconciliation. Like most companies, you know where you want to go but may not have infrastructure or internal expertise to handle electronic fund transfers, credit card payments or cheque processing— all the pieces required to make your vision for an efficient, integrated operation a reality.

Doing more with less is the name of the game for SMBs. Learn about DocuSign’s suite of solutions for small business that let you deliver contracts, get approvals, sign invoices— all without an IT department. DocuSign seamlessly integrates with Salesforce and is easy to use for you and your team. Speed up sales, hire employees faster, and give your customers another reason to rave. Come hear directly from DocuSign product leads and customers about how you can make DocuSign for Salesforce go to work for you.

This Insight focuses on the 74 SMBs within that group and provides a comparison with respondents from larger businesses. Given the different volumes of invoices and payments these groups handle, what do they have planned for future? Find out!

Small and mid-sized business use Bill.com to help manage their cash flow and make better use of their resources. Here are the top ten things you can do with Bill.com to help take control of your organization's financial management.

In this paper, financial executives from a variety of top performing industries discuss systems that they have implemented, like Bill.com, that help them efficiently manage the daily pulse to sustain healthy cash flow.

Hotel room prices account for only a fraction of total corporate lodging costs. What could your company be overlooking? Read our “The Total Cost of Lodging” white paper to discover: •The top 3 largest costs in lodging management •The percentage of inaccurate hotel invoices •How to save on lodging Find expert answers to rising hotel rates, inaccurate billing, and inefficient systems. Read more to find out how to make your lodging program better!

Document signing certificates enable organizations to digitally sign Adobe®, Microsoft Office® and other document types, marking them with visual trust indicators that verify the publisher’s identity—an indication that the document has not been altered. With document signing certificates organizations can authenticate documents, allowing for secure and efficient electronic transmission of official papers including legal documents, invoices, engineering plans and diagrams, diplomas, charters and more while reducing costs associated with printing and maintaining paper files. This white paper will discuss: The history of document signing What digital signatures are and how they function The benefits and objectives of implementing document signing certificates Real world use cases of document signing certificates

The lifeblood of discrete organizational inputs—customer phone numbers, invoices, marketing prospect lists, inventory calculations, employee job descriptions—once existed in disconnected silos, typically transcribed on carefully guarded pieces of paper, limited in lifespan and scope to the department or person carefully guarding it. Now, the modern organization both enjoys, and drowns in, a proliferation of business data both ripe for strategic possibilities and staggering in complexity. Few are the companies who feel they’ve totally tapped into its power to supercharge their growth efforts. Download this white paper to find out how your company can cultivate key relationships.

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This white paper explains the role local tax compliance plays in successful supply chain management and e-business initiatives more broadly and how leading global brands and governments are addressing this need.

How many paper invoices do you receive every year? How many invoices come attached to emails as PDFs? What if every invoice you received came directly into your accounts payable application with all the information you need to process it. Sounds like a dream, but we can help you make it a reality. Watch this video to learn more!

Download this white paper to learn about the legislation and regulation of electronic invoicing in Brazil and Mexico.

You arrive at the office and watch helplessly as your AP processing team tries to avoid an avalanche of paper invoices while simultaneously juggling non-stop vendor service calls. The phones are ringing off the hook and the sound and sight of inefficiency is maddening—no one is happy. You try to move, but can’t. Thankfully you wake up and realize it was just a dream. Wiping the drool from your cheek, you resolve to update your own AP process before it’s too late. This scenario is a familiar recurring nightmare shared by many Accounts Payable Managers, Controllers and CFOs—and for good reason. Without scalable AP and invoice processing, your business cannot flourish or reach maximum potential. In this eBook, we’ll show you how integrating your AP processing with your accounting software will help you save time and money, allowing you and your team to focus on your customers and your business.

You arrive at the office and watch helplessly as your AP processing team tries to avoid an avalanche of paper invoices while simultaneously juggling non-stop vendor service calls. The phones are ringing off the hook and the sound and sight of inefficiency is maddening—no one is happy. You try to move, but can’t. Thankfully you wake up and realize it was just a dream. Wiping the drool from your cheek, you resolve to update your own AP process before it’s too late. This scenario is a familiar recurring nightmare shared by many Accounts Payable Managers, Controllers and CFOs—and for good reason. Without scalable AP and invoice processing, your business cannot flourish or reach maximum potential. In this eBook, we’ll show you how integrating your AP processing with your accounting software will help you save time and money, allowing you and your team to focus on your customers and your business.

Download your free copy of "Confessions of a CFO." You'll see how easy it is to regain control—and your calm—by bringing the following into your organization: • Operational efficiency • In-depth insights, on demand • Quick consolidations and fast closings • Accurate billing, faster invoices • Cloud-based finance • Out-of-the-box integration

The Hackett Group's 2015 e-invoicing poll reveals the ups and downs of e-einvoicing adoption. Benefits include a 42% reduction in the number of paper invoices and a 31% decrease in costs. But many struggle with the supplier onboarding process. This paper explores the challenges and provides recommendations for improving the process.

The Hackett Group's 2015 e-invoicing poll reveals the ups and downs of e-einvoicing adoption. Benefits include a 42% reduction in the number of paper invoices and a 31% decrease in costs. But many struggle with the supplier onboarding process. This paper explores the challenges and provides recommendations for improving the process.

The average organization receives 1,200 invoices every month according to the Institute of Finance & Management. What’s more, between 70 percent and 80 percent of all invoices in the United States are still paper-based. That’s a lot of information to keep track of – and a lot of paper to shuffle around. It’s no surprise, then, that 80 percent of businesses would love to streamline their accounts payable processes. But what stops them from doing so isn’t an overly complex, impossible-to understand process – it’s confusion about the unknown, and fear that automating AP will be time-consuming, difficult, and expensive. This report was developed to provide you with real, simple steps you can take to digitize and streamline your invoice processing. As you do so you’ll recognize significant benefits, including happier employees and a healthier bottom line.

All accounting procedures, especially remittance and AR/AP processing, are critical to any organization’s financial well-being. Manual data entry of invoices is an inefficient, expensive, labor intensive and often errorprone process. Slow and mistake-laden document processing lengthens payment cycles, reduces staff productivity, adds late payment penalties and causes missed early payment discounts

If you have worked in an Accounts Payable department, you know that the premise of most AP functions is number-driven and data-driven. Invoices come in, they are processed and money goes out. While it may sound easy, the process requires special attention to details, numbers, data entry, approvals and other business processes. Organizations that use innovative, smart document capture solutions now have a simple way to streamline invoicing, improve accuracy and increase productivity.

Whether you are an electrical supplies wholesaler or a manufacturer of oilfield equipment, the challenge is the same: Are you maximizing your margins by keeping your administrative processes as streamlined as possible? Or, are you wasting time and money by supporting paper-intensive processes to handle quotes, orders, ship notices, receipt documents and invoices?

The benefits of eInvoicing include fewer lost invoices, quicker approval cycles, increased on-time payments, and improved vendor satisfaction. Yet only 20% of companies receive more than 50% of their invoices electronically. This Paystream Advisors survey report includes data on how eInvoicing is improving AP efficiency and why some organizations are still slow to adopt (and why they shouldn't be).

Manual processing of vendor invoices presents a roadblock to the success of your accounts payable (AP) department and overall business objectives. As you look to automation to get your company on the right track, consider this guidebook your map along the 7-step path to AP automation success.

For businesses around the world, email has become the primary means of communication with people inside and outside of the organization. Business transactions kick off in the form of an email, most customers use e-mail to negotiate contracts and agreements and exchange invoices and payment information. Email is also heavily used by marketing departments to issue mailshots to customers announcing new offers and special deals and so on.

Traditional accounts payable (AP) departments face the challenges associated with processing paper invoices on a daily basis— challenges that can take away your company’s competitive advantage. Luckily, there’s a better way to handle AP processing: automation. See how AP automation solutions can help you: • Process vendor invoices up to 65% faster • Reduce purchase-to-pay costs by 40-60% • Achieve processing accuracy up to 99% • Maintain 100% process visibility • Automatically archive invoices electronically Learn more about the benefits your company can achieve with AP automation– Read the eBook now!