In the order to cash cycle, the cash part is crucial for business success and longevity. But sometimes getting that cash can prove difficult. This is where a... read more →
CreditorWatch Collect are proud to be a finalist in the Bookkeeping Software Solution of the Year category at the ICNZB Excellence Awards 2022. The award recognises software providers who offer... read more →
Not convinced yet that AR automation is better than spreadsheets? Things are fine as they are, right. You’ve got that one team member who runs your credit control/accounts receivables/debtor management... read more →
As consumers, the majority of us live in a digital space. When we purchase direct online with our favourite retailer, we’re comfortable with shopping carts, instant payments and the resulting... read more →
Automated SMS reminders are a great tool for accounts receivables teams. As a communications channel, SMS has an open rate of 98%. Far higher than email (which averages around 20-30%... read more →
Are you currently assessing accounts receivables automation tools? Buying and implementing new software often starts out with a bang. A few months later though, a different story. Here's our guide... read more →
Growing a business and getting more value from your efforts isn’t all about adding new clients. The adage that it’s easier to retain current clients than attract new ones, is... read more →
Bookkeepers (and accounting firms who offer bookkeeping services), are perfectly positioned to add credit control as a core service. However many still shy away from this. It’s often dismissed as... read more →
With the difficulties that 2020 and 2021 brought business, it’s clear that implementing smart technology will be a key priority for finance leaders across 2022. In this post, CreditorWatch Collect... read more →
CreditorWatch Collect CEO Matt McFedries recently had the pleasure of chatting on the Talking Numbers podcast hosted by Paul Jansz from The Professional Partners Accounting Network. Located in Melbourne, each... read more →