Business Continuity
Canada’s economic outlook continues to evolve, organizations are back to renewed worries as the economy slows and inflation pushes prices higher. How can your business prepare for the year ahead?
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Growth and Optimization
For all these reasons and more, we strive to provide AP teams with the advanced solutions, resources, insights, and training they need to excel in their role. Here are some noteworthy examples.
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Growth and Optimization
What can my accounts payable (AP) team do to impact the bottom line and help keep rising costs in check?
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Growth and Optimization
If there can be said to be one principal message from the 2023 Advanced Manufacturing Outlook Report, it’s that automation and the IIoT have become must-haves for success in manufacturing.
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Growth and Optimization
Rising inflation, regulatory hurdles, unseen compliance risks, and uncontrolled budget overspend. Think your accounts payable (AP) processes are automated enough to meet these ongoing challenges and o
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Travel and Expense
The healthier the financial processes, the better the oversight, the stronger the compliance, and the fewer inefficiencies that weigh the organization down. While there are many best practices and ti
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Fraud and Compliance
Four steps you can take to increase expense policy compliance at your company
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Fraud and Compliance
A recent study, Becoming More Efficient: How Finance and IT Are Leading the Way, we did in partnership with Oxford Economics reveals how companies using AI and machine learning reap outsized benefits
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Control Company Costs
It’s challenging to keep policy and the systems and people using them aligned. But it’s possible to stay ahead of noncompliance if you put the right mechanisms in place – ones utilizing automation and
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Control Company Costs
Businesses can benefit from technology that incorporates pre-spend authorizations, automatically captures all those varied invoices, and turns them into useable and verifiable data. It then compares t
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