COVID-19 has had a devastating effect on America’s economy and social activity – and airlines took one of the hardest hits. This past year has seen a decline of more than 1 billion passengers, or 64.6% of global airline traffic. […]
No matter what your invoicing solution is, there is always a way to level up your automation. Making the switch to level up your accounts payable automation can be a big decision, but the time, money, and frustration you save […]
When considering an accounts payable automation solution, it is important to think about every party involved – and that includes the suppliers, or vendors. The greatest thing that your AP department can do to best serve your department and your […]
When people consider using a supplier portal in accounts payable automation, one of the most common responses is the belief that their suppliers would never agree to make the switch. While it’s true that onboarding suppliers to a supplier portal […]
No one wants to talk to a salesperson if they can avoid it, and when you can’t avoid it, you want to talk as little as possible. Salespeople aren’t bad people, we just don’t like being told what we do […]
Employees in the accounts payable department have a thankless job. Without the AP department, invoices would be left unpaid, supplier relations would be strained, and money would be lost. Oftentimes accounts payable professionals spend their days fielding supplier questions, being […]
This past April, iPayables teamed up with IOFM to talk about the next level of automation during their Financial Operations Summit. Our Chief Growth Officer, Scott McKeon, demoed the basics of an enterprise-level accounts payable automation solution and this type […]
As the world grows more and more technology reliant, it is important that your accounts payable department has the accounts payable automation tools they need to be successful in the remote invoice operations world. But why is remote work so […]
Accounts payable without touchless invoice processing is slow, and can lead to a lot of problems. Think back to grade school, when your teacher had you all sit in a row for a game of telephone. Starting out with a […]
