With digital business transactions gaining traction globally, the PEPPOL network is quickly becoming a standard choice for companies exchanging documents across borders. Known for its secure, structured approach to data exchange, PEPPOL supports a variety of document types. But which ones are used the most? Poll results In our most recent LinkedIn poll, we asked […]

Accounts payable (AP) and supply chain management (SCM) are closely connected functions within any organisation. Together, they support the seamless flow of goods, optimise cash flow, and foster positive relationships with suppliers. Understanding the link between these two functions is essential for improving efficiency, managing costs, and strengthening supplier relationships. How Accounts Payable and Supply

One of the most significant challenges businesses face today is ensuring that customers pay their invoices on time. Late invoice payments can disrupt your cash flow, create operational challenges, and strain customer relationships. Often, these delays stem from poor communication, inefficient invoicing processes, or the absence of a reminder system. When customers forget or delay

Order fulfilment is a critical component in the supply chain, bridging the gap between receiving orders and delivering products to customers. Yet, with the pace of digital transformation, businesses are increasingly turning to automation to streamline this process. Poll results In our most recent LinkedIn poll, we asked our followers about their current order fulfilment

In today’s fast-paced business environment, integrating e-invoicing solutions into the Order to Cash (O2C) cycle is becoming increasingly essential for companies aiming to enhance efficiency, reduce errors, and improve cash flow. E-invoicing, the electronic exchange of invoice documents between suppliers and buyers, streamlines the invoicing process and offers numerous benefits that can significantly impact the

In this article, we identify 2 reasons for long payment delays in your business and how to fix them. The payment collection cycle is critical to your business’ financial health. It represents the time it takes from issuing an invoice to receiving payment. If this cycle is too long, it can lead to cash flow