This webinar will explore how strengthening the invoice-to-cash cycle, accelerating collections, modernizing cash application, and aligning AR metrics with treasury priorities can enhance cash stability and increase usable liquidity.
This webinar will examine why overdue receivables are no longer just a downstream collections issue but an early warning signal of broader payment risk.
Efficient cash application and collections processes are essential to maintaining a strong liquidity position, yet manual processes often delay visibility and distort forecasts. This session will explore how automation and data-driven AR workflows can accelerate cash conversion, enhance forecasting accuracy, and improve real-time visibility into usable cash. Learn how integrating AR and treasury data enables real-time liquidity insights and supports a unified approach to working capital management.
This webinar will explore how AI-powered tools can unlock receivables and strengthen working capital. Attendees will learn how automation can drive more predictable cash flows, lower days sales outstanding (DSO), and reduce bad debt through improved credit and collections practices. The session will also highlight strategies for evaluating solutions to ensure they align with organizational needs and support long-term scalability.
Acting in silos often comes easily to treasury, AR, and other areas, but the silo mindset is restrictive and limited. A comprehensive view, one that looks at the full process and all participants, offers far greater value for the organization and its partners. This view not only includes an end-to-end look within the company, but also includes external counterparties. “Optimizing part of the process suboptimizes the whole,” as the famous quote says, and optimizing the entire process requires an end-to-end to end-to-end look. This session explores how to:
• Improve overall treasury performance (liquidity, visibility, scalability)
• Strengthen AR (automation, reporting, defect reduction)
• Identify the parties that need to be part of the decision discussions
• Use third parties to secure trusted advice and understand leading practices