Accounts Payable Solutions

The future of Accounts Payable recovery audits

Running an Accounts Payable recovery audit is a useful but inefficient control. They're costly, time-consuming and happen after-the-fact. Explore our resources below and build your business case for a more efficient and proactive approach to payment auditing.

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best AP recovery services and why you don't need one

Top 7 AP recovery services and why you don’t need any of them

Businesses lose millions every year to simple Accounts Payable errors. These errors can occur for any number of reasons. They could be human errors due to manual processes, errors caused by erp or system upgrades and transitions, or the result of new technology that’s not fit for purpose.
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AP recovery audit

What is an Accounts Payable recovery audit?

Whether it’s overpayments, duplicate payments, incorrect sales tax or payments to the wrong suppliers - Accounts Payable mistakes happen in any organisation processing loads of invoices. These mistakes may seem small at first, but they can heavily affect an organisation's working capital and add up to substantial losses over time. Some companies still invest in AP recovery audits to recoup any overpayments and regain financial losses.
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Prevention is better than cure: why it’s time to replace your AP recovery audit

Prevention is better than cure: why it’s time to replace your AP recovery audit

You don’t have to be a doctor to know that prevention is better than cure. From car maintenance, to vaccination and even wrinkle control, prevention is cheaper, time-saving and far less painful. So why do businesses continue to take a retrospective approach to Accounts Payable problems? And what’s the cost recovery alternative to the traditional AP recovery audit?
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The Worst Invoice Fraud Cases in 2019/2020

The Worst Invoice Fraud Cases in 2019/2020

In 2019, UK Finance issued data that indicated 26% of large businesses have fallen victim to invoice fraud, despite 84% not fully understanding what invoice fraud actually means. With the ever-growing sophistication of fraudsters, finance teams need to look beyond their ERP to fully safeguard their business. Conviction of Evaldas Rimasauskas; Manhattan Using imitation email addresses, Lituanian national Evaldas Rimasauskas successfully defrauded US tech giants Facebook and Google out of a total ...
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