by Controllers Council | Feb 9, 2023 | Accounts Receivable, KPIs
Controllers and CFOs are tasked with informing business decision-making processes by providing organizational leaders with timely, accurate information about the company’s finances. In order to gather, monitor, and compile this information, CFOs and controllers...
by Controllers Council | Sep 21, 2022 | Accounts Receivable, Sponsor News
Historically, accounts receivable (AR) has been the victim of a lack of investment from a technological perspective. Primarily, this lack of investment in AR is the result of something simple: a misunderstanding. AR is largely regarded as a necessary but transactional...
by Controllers Council | Sep 12, 2022 | Accounts Receivable, Sponsor News
Controllers Council recently held a webinar on Controlling Cash Flow, Processes, and People Within A/R, sponsored by Gaviti. Gaviti is an A/R collections management and automation platform, which helps you streamline your invoice to cash management flow. The subject...
by Controllers Council | Jun 17, 2022 | Accounts Receivable, Sponsor News
What accounts receivable (AR) headwinds do companies face in 2022 that they believe will be tempered by making these investments? We’ll leverage the results of The State of AR: Trends, Headwinds & Opportunities survey to tackle this question. AR Headwinds in 2022...
by Controllers Council | Mar 18, 2022 | Accounts Receivable, Sponsor News
In most mid- and large-sized companies, processes are often broken up into pieces and handled by different teams or professionals. For instance, the record-to-report process would start with a bookkeeper posting entries that are reviewed and reported by an accountant...
by Controllers Council | Oct 21, 2021 | Accounts Receivable, Finance Automation
From ensuring balance sheet integrity to balance sheet optimization, the Controller is no longer solely focused on making sure the numbers stack up. Their role has evolved into a forward-looking chief value extractor, driving technological change, good governance, and...
