Integrated Receivables
How Receivables Management Works
A single platform for the entire receivables process
Bringing together payments from any channel, our hub consolidates processes and accelerates workflow, saving you more than just time. Consolidated reporting, extracts and analytics — delivered near real time — means you can make today’s business decisions today.
Multiple Payment Channels
Our Integrated Receivables solution processes every form of payment — paper or electronic — from every location:
- Home office. Payments made at your office never need to leave your office for processing.
- Branch office/cashiering. Integrate your standalone payment systems for greater control and efficiency.
- IVR. Accepting e-checks is a breeze when integrated to a hub for shared processing.
- Internet. Extending payment options to the Internet means faster, more reliable payments.
- Mobile. The latest technology in billing notification and payment initiation not only results in more reliable payments, it generates revenue as well for financial institutions and corporations alike.
- EBPP. Shared business rules and consolidated outputs make processing these ACH payments fast and exception-free.
- EDI. Payment instructions and invoices are efficiently processed and available for posting and research the same day.
And for any payment type:
- Check. Paper checks from any channel are truncated or converted for electronic processing.
- Cash. Cash payments are easily converted to virtual documents for processing and reporting.
- Card. Real-time and offline collection and authorization, across all providers and acquirers.
- ACH. All channels processed, from authorization to returns.
Single Receivables Hub
Our solutions process every kind of receivable in a secure, integrated hub. Automating all imaging, routing and validation, drastically accelerating processing time, the solution reduces both waste and cost.
- Transaction aggregation. A scalable, interoperable database aggregates payments, now sharing a single format and readily available across the workflow.
- Exception handling. Historically the most time-consuming and error-prone operation for receivables organizations, exception payments are available for end-user decisioning the same day, speeding processing from posting to clearing.
- Returns processing. Ending manual data-entry reversals for each payment channel, the hub consolidates returned deposited items into digital workflows.
Consolidated Outputs
Our flexible solution supports many output types for a variety of downstream systems. Best-case routing lowers unit deposit cost and minimizes float. Collection periods improve, and payments clear and post quickly and reliably.
- Exports. Integrates and consolidates scheduled, automated exports to accounting and archive applications for improved posting and customer service processes.
- Extracts. Consolidating all channels, using a single extract file that contains all data and images, reduces time spent updating A/R and eliminates errors related to manual input.
- Posting. From remittance stub to full-page invoice, automated receivables matching ensures speed and accuracy in applying payments to the proper accounts.
- Clearing. With interfaces into all leading clearing and settlement organizations, the solution provides a consistent, reliable process for e-clearing.
Integrated Receivables & Insights
A single dashboard for workflow monitoring, operational statistics, cash position and real-time status integrates consolidated A/R outputs with storage, retrieval and analysis. Encryption technology and advanced authentication provide high security.
- Payment Analytics. A comprehensive database of all payments, regardless of type, with an intuitive Web-based portal, facilitates the conversion of payment information into payment analytics.
- Reporting. Our solution enables flexible reporting, controlled by the client and reducing unnecessary FTE hours.
Integrated Receivables
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