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7 Easy Steps to Quicken the Collection of Accounts Receivable

To keep business up and running, unpaid Account Receivable helps to run the business operating smoothly. Here 7 easy steps to get away from the financial crunching situation. Source: https://ncscorp.com.au/7-easy-steps-to-quicken-collection-of-your-accounts-receivables/

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7 Easy Steps to Quicken the Collection of Accounts Receivable

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  1. 7 Easy Steps to Quicken the Collection of Accounts Receivable

  2. 1. Speeding Your Invoice • Don’t delays in sending invoice than payment too will get delay.

  3. 2. Billing at Right • Make invoices billed correctly so that there will not need any further corrections.

  4. 3. Be Smart on Fixing Credits • Think twice before raising credit limits to an individual by considering your sales.

  5. 4. Have Feasible Payment Options • A feasible payment option will prompt clients to pay quickly and it will increase your cash flow.

  6. 5. Maintain Aging Reports • Maintaining aging reports helps you to track clients according to their pay category.

  7. 6. Feel Free to Communicate and Record Interactions • If you’re not getting a proper response from client. Make sure you are communicating politely and non-threatening mode.

  8. 7. Hire a Collection Agency • Hire a collection agency, if you found no resources to quicken collection of your accounts receivables.

  9. Published By: Navkar Consultancy Services • www.ncscorp.com.au

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