Small but strategic tweaks to your accounts receivable process can have a big impact. Here are practical strategies you can implement that improve your cash flow without straining client relationships.
Introducing ezyTerminal, a payment solution that lets you accept in-person B2B payments, integrates seamlessly with your existing ERP, and saves you time and headaches no matter where the payment occurs.
This new service offers a unified platform that simplifies the way you handle NZD card payments and manage your financials, making everything more streamlined and secure.
Learn more about the newest addition to ezyCollect Payments: ACH Payments. The preferred electronic bank transfer method in the US is now available in ezyCollect, simplifying the ACH payments process from acceptance to reconciliation.
Learn more about integrating payment authorisation starting at customer or credit applications in ezyCollect. Discover how it can make the customer journey seamless and save your team time.
Late payments can disrupt your cash flow and strain business operations, but understanding why customers delay payments is the first step toward a solution. From cash flow issues and poor payment processes to limited payment options and high merchant fees, this blog explores the top five reasons behind delayed B2B payments—and offers practical strategies to help you improve customer payment behaviour and get paid faster.
Globally B2B payments is on the rise with major providers seeing growth in digital payments. Banks have long been players in the payment space, but we’re also seeing the rise of all-in-one payment solutions providing more variety and innovation. Learn why an all-in-one solution can benefit your business when it comes to payments.
Integrated Direct Debit works by collecting payments directly from customers’ accounts that have granted you Direct Debit Authority. When direct debit transactions integrate into your AR automation platform, the whole direct debit process is streamlined from collection to reconciliation, minimising friction. You also gain more control over direct debit payments, allowing you to extend that flexibility to your customers easily.