Lisa Turkington

Accounts receivable KPIs are essential for understanding how well your organisation manages incoming payments. These metrics provide insight into cash flow, customer payment behaviour, and overall financial health. Tracking them consistently helps businesses make informed decisions and avoid liquidity issues. What Are Accounts Receivable? Accounts receivable refers to money owed by customers for goods or […]

Every year, as the electrical manufacturing and distribution sector evolves, one truth becomes clearer: the organisations that move fastest aren’t necessarily the ones with the biggest teams or the most expensive systems — they’re the ones that eliminate friction from manual processes. And nowhere is that friction more stubborn, or more underestimated, than in the

Non-PO invoice is a term that often causes confusion, but understanding it is key to managing invoice distribution effectively. A non-PO invoice simply refers to an invoice that is not linked to a purchase order. These invoices usually arise from services or expenses that do not require a formal purchase order, such as utilities, subscriptions,

Introduction Cash flow projection is the backbone of financial planning for any business. Without it, companies risk liquidity shortages, missed growth opportunities, and strained supplier relationships. For suppliers, managing cash flow effectively is critical because delayed payments and unpredictable demand can quickly erode profitability. This blog explains how to do a cash flow projection, explores

Digital transformation is reshaping supply chains worldwide, but it often raises an important question: does going digital make businesses more vulnerable? The short answer is that risks exist, but they can be managed with the benefits far outweighing the challenges. Why Digital Transformation Matters Digital transformation in supply chains replaces manual, paper-based processes with automated,

Supply chain digitisation is a growing necessity in every industry. Businesses face growing pressure to adapt quickly because global supply chains are more complex than ever. Manual processes can’t keep up with today’s pace, so digitisation offers a way to streamline operations, improve visibility, and reduce risk. Why Is Supply Chain Digitisation Important? Supply chain