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For businesses across all industries, improved accounts payable and accounts receivable processes can deliver efficiencies that drive growth. This growth comes from upgrading payment systems and processes to improve productivity and strengthen cash flow.

Introducing the improved Spenda Accounts Payable (AP) solution which comes equipped with a new self-guided set up, enabling users to easily onboard themselves and quickly streamline their payables.

Having the ability to use ESD can boost everyone’s cash flow and improve trading relationships. Keep reading for an overview of ESD and how they work.

Digital transactions and evolving financial technologies have dominated digital transformation in recent years. And while these developments are helping businesses to work smarter, cash flow management remains critical. The fundamental principles of monitoring cash inflows and outflows help businesses ensure that their finances are strong so they can meet their ongoing operating expenses and plan investments in growth.

Despite the disruptions of recent years pushing businesses to move as much of their operations online as possible, friction still exists in business-to-business (B2B) payments. This friction causes late payments, has flow-on effects across the supply chain, and increases credit risk, particularly when companies rely heavily on trade credit to make sales.

As we close out 2023, let’s look back at another incredible year at Spenda. It’s been a whirlwind of exciting partnerships, major accomplishments, and innovative product updates, all shaping our journey. Now it’s time to head down memory lane and dive into the key achievements and pivotal moments that have brought us to where we are today.

The accelerated transformation in B2B payments seen in the last three years is set to continue into 2024 and beyond. As businesses look for more efficient ways to make and take payments and even fund their operations and growth initiatives, digital B2B payment technology is proving to be an effective solution.

Payment technology has emerged as a pivotal force driving substantial change in accounting systems and processes. The pace of this change is prompting businesses to complete a comprehensive reevaluation of their financial transaction practices. From streamlining invoicing procedures to strengthening cash flow management, innovation in payment technology is not only revolutionising financial processes but also significantly reshaping the professional landscape for accounting professionals. This article delves into the influence of tech-driven payment solutions on the accounts receivable and accounts payable functions, and its impact on employee productivity and engagement. Keep reading to learn more.

Payment technology has emerged as a pivotal force driving substantial change in accounting systems and processes. The pace of this change is prompting businesses to complete a comprehensive reevaluation of their financial transaction practices. From streamlining invoicing procedures to strengthening cash flow management, innovation in payment technology is not only revolutionising financial processes but also significantly reshaping the professional landscape for accounting professionals. This article delves into the influence of tech-driven payment solutions on the accounts receivable and accounts payable functions, and its impact on employee productivity and engagement. Keep reading to learn more.

Late payments continue to impact businesses of all sizes, disrupting cash flow, straining relationships, and impeding growth.

Online payment platforms and mobile apps have made it possible to make quick, secure, and convenient transactions that once required time-consuming paperwork and in-person interactions.

Your franchise network likely has strong systems and processes to ensure that your franchisees have everything they need to succeed. But if you’ve had these systems in place for a number of years, particularly if they are manual or disjointed, it could be hampering growth across the network.