Accounts Receivable (AR) and Invoice Disputes

Forecasting Collections – A Key Element of Your Cash Flow

Your Virtual Credit Manager

NOVEMBER 28, 2023

The primary source of cash inflows for most firms are the receipts from payments of open customer invoices - i.e., your Accounts Receivable (AR). Other common inflows may involve rent you charge, royalties, and financing, all of which are easy to forecast. This is the inflow most difficult to forecast.

Cash Forecasting

Cash Forecasting Accounts Receivable (AR) Credit and Collections Invoice Disputes

Cash Forecasting: More Important Than Ever

Your Virtual Credit Manager

MAY 9, 2023

These are the expected receipts for each period you forecast. The major source of cash inflows for most firms are the receipts from payments of open invoices - i.e., your Accounts Receivable (AR). You will also need to account for a certain level of disputed invoices.

Cash Forecasting

Cash Forecasting Accounts Receivable (AR) Invoice Disputes Credit and Collections

What Triggers Your Collection Efforts?

Your Virtual Credit Manager

MARCH 19, 2024

Whether you have automated the collection process or not, mapping out collection strategies for the different types of customers in your accounts receivable (AR) portfolio is an accepted best practice.

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Forecasting Collections – A Key Element of Your Cash Flow

Cash Forecasting: More Important Than Ever

What Triggers Your Collection Efforts?

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