McLean, VA, June 21, 2016 — Corcentric™, a provider of cloud-based financial process automation solutions, today released its new white paper written by the Institute of Finance and Management (IOFM), titled “How Closed-Loop Commerce Networks Transform the Order-to Cash Cycle.” This research, based on a 2015 survey by IOFM, shows how as businesses are increasingly focused on accelerating cash flow, the continued reliance on manual processes creates friction across the Order-to-Cash (O2C) cycle.
The white paper details the features to look for in a closed-loop B2B commerce network. In addition, the paper showcases how suppliers can use a network to reduce costs, accelerate cash flow and enhance financial visibility. Modernizing these networks through Accounts Receivable automation can help businesses streamline O2C processes.
Nearly half of large corporations receive payments from other businesses mainly as checks, according to the Remittance Coalition, and 49.7 percent of businesses use spreadsheets to reconcile their accounts receivable. Through manual, time consuming and error-prone processes, these organizations are losing out on the vast efficiencies the latest technology advancements provide.
According to IOFM, “The impact of manual processes is especially detrimental for Group Purchasing Organizations and other businesses with a network of distributors, dealers or resellers. Businesses that deal with so many different entities must manage multiple systems, networks, processes and standards.”
Download a complimentary copy of the IOFM paper at https://corcentric.com/resources/iofms-how-closed-loop-commerce-networks-transform-the-order-to-cash-cycle/
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Corcentric is a leading global provider of payments, procurement, accounts payable, and accounts receivable solutions to enterprise and middle-market companies. Corcentric delivers software, advisory services, and payments focused on reducing costs, optimizing working capital, and unlocking revenue. To learn more, please visit corcentric.com.