2025

The order to cash workflow touches every part of your revenue process from order placement to payment received. But when something goes wrong along the way, revenue leakage can quietly chip away at your bottom line. Even small inefficiencies can cause big problems. Missing invoices, incorrect pricing, late deliveries, or manual errors all result in […]

Continuous transaction controls are changing the way businesses handle e-invoicing and tax reporting. Governments worldwide are moving toward real-time or near-real-time invoice validation to close VAT gaps and reduce fraud. This shift means businesses can no longer rely on periodic reporting or manual invoice checks. Instead, they need to be ready for constant data exchange

Accounts payable KPIs are more important than ever in 2025 and beyond. As businesses face rising costs, tightening regulations, and pressure to improve cash flow, knowing which numbers to watch is essential. But not all metrics are equal. Some offer insights that drive efficiency and cost savings, while others simply report activity without adding value.

Sales order entry might seem simple until it starts slowing you down. As your business grows, so do the risks of relying on manual systems. From missed orders to overwhelmed staff, it becomes harder to keep everything running smoothly. Here are three clear signs that your current sales order entry process is no longer keeping

The future of e-invoicing is being shaped by real-time validation — an approach that ensures invoices are accurate and compliant the moment they’re created. This shift is transforming how organisations manage invoicing, improving accuracy, and reducing delays. But what does this mean in practical terms? Why Real-Time Validation Is Part of the Future of E-Invoicing

When it comes to business cash flow, timing is everything. Most teams focus on accelerating accounts receivable, but what’s often overlooked is how much faster things can move when you also speed up accounts payable. If your payables process is slow, it creates a bottleneck that ripples through your entire operation including receivables. Let’s break