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Accounts Receivable Credit or Debit: A Comprehensive Guide

Emagia

When Accounts Receivable Becomes a Credit While accounts receivable usually has a debit balance, certain situations can result in a credit balance: Customer Overpayments: If a customer pays more than the invoiced amount, the excess payment creates a credit balance in accounts receivable.

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“Must Have” Metrics for Receivables Management

Your Virtual Credit Manager

Otherwise, all disputes should be logged in a spreadsheet that tracks the customer, invoice/item number, amount, and status (open/closed). Amounts in dispute are in serious jeopardy of: Being paid late (a virtual certainty) Never being paid Being paid for a less than the invoice amount.

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The Essential Connection: Small Business Working Capital and Profit

Eagle Business Credit

Invoice Factoring : Selling your invoices to a factoring company is an interest-free method of generating working capital. Debt-free with typically a 1-4% discount on the invoice amount, the upfront capital can help business growth and supplier payments.

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Adyen vs. Stripe: 2020 Comparison Review

Fundera

Stripe dashboard mobile app available for monitoring payments on the go. Financial and payments reporting through the Stripe API and dashboard. Dashboard to view and manage all data, as well as manage refunds, fraudulent charges, and disputes. Dashboard mobile app to track and manage your payments on the go. Mobile App.

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8 Essential Tips for Startup Businesses to Drive Growth and Success

Eagle Business Credit

Eagle waits the duration of credit terms and collects the invoice amount directly from your customer. Additional benefits like transparent financial dashboards and aging reports of your receivables help entrepreneurs understand the financial health of their growing small business.

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OnDeck vs. BlueVine: Which Is Best for Your Business?

Fundera

In return, BlueVine will provide you about 85% to 90% of the value of those invoices upfront, so you can have immediate access to that working capital. You’ll receive the rest of the invoice amount, minus BlueVine’s fees, once your customers have paid. OnDeck vs. BlueVine: Customer Reviews.

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Eliminating Human Error in AP & AR with IDP Automation

Emagia

Errors such as incorrect invoice amounts, overlooked purchase order mismatches, and duplicate payments can lead to significant financial and operational setbacks. As businesses scale, the volume of invoices and payments escalates, further complicating efforts to maintain accuracy and efficiency.