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Tracking the age of invoices is straightforward and easy to make efficient. What your enforcement policy is going to be when payments are overdue decides wheth
by sema4hacker 2y ago
Tracking the age of invoices is straightforward and easy to make efficient. What your enforcement policy is going to be when payments are overdue decides whether you let cash flow become a problem or not. Cash is the blood of a company, keeping it alive, and is due all the respect you can give it. Come down hard on whatever is causing money problems BEFORE it becomes an issue.
- jonsantillan 2y agoThanks for sharing your thoughts! I agree, knowing when to start enforcing payment policies is key to keeping cash flowing. How do you decide the right time to take action? Do you use any tools to help track overdue invoices and handle them efficiently? I've looked into over 300 AR platforms on tracxn.com, especially the top 20. It seems like while they handle some parts of the accounts receivable process, like collecting payments and preventing delinquencies, they don't fully cover everything—especially when it comes to needing legal action or debt collection. It feels like there’s still a gap there. Also, I'm curious what everyone else thinks about using tech for this. Do you guys build your own tools, or do you use third-party services to manage your accounts receivable?