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invoice to cash

What is an Invoice to cash (I2C) process and why you need it in 2022

It's no secret that going from invoice to cash is a major challenge for most businesses and that this cycle can consume 40% or more of your working capital. Implementing an Invoice to Cash process can be a game changer for small businesses. Here's how.

3 min

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How Libeo users save an average of 4 days a month on invoice payments

Today you can pay your friend in a second on an app – and it’s free. But somehow we all still expect the payment of suppliers to take ages. And we let it happen every single week. 

5 min

Invoice payment management

Invoice payment management: what every restaurant owner needs to know

When you opened your restaurant, chances are invoice payment management wasn’t top of your list of priorities. And with good reason: you’re passionate about hospitality, not bank account details. 

6 min

Invoice payment system

Why your invoice payment system is more complicated than it should

Your afternoons are not for checking due dates and validating suppliers, they’re best reserved for your area of expertise. Even if you’re a finance expert, you most likely want to focus on the bigger picture – the stability and growth of the business. And no matter what you’re passionate about, you want to spend your weekend with your family or friends, not processing invoices. 

7 min

know your suppliers

Know Your Suppliers (KYS) - A Guide For business leaders

There are an increasing number of issues arising from the supply chain that can negatively impact business operations. Business leaders should always know who their suppliers are. In this post, we'll look at why businesses must follow KYS for successful supply chain management in the future.

3 min

ocerisation

What Is Optical Character Recognition (OCR), How Does It Work & What Can We Do With

Optical Character Recognition is a process in accounting and invoicing that converts a document to an editable file. This means, the characters are recognized from the image of a scanned copy of the document.  In this article, we'll dive deeper into OCR and break down the different information it can retrieve from the documents.

3 min

procure-to-pay

What Is Procure-To-Pay? A Definitive Guide to P2P in 2022

Procure-to-Pay (P2P) is the dematerialisation of purchasing and accounts payable systems to increase their efficiency. In other words, the Procure to Pay process goes from the acquisition of the necessary raw materials to their payment. A strategic and financial issue in its own right.

7 min

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invoice to cash

What is an Invoice to cash (I2C) process and why you need it in 2022

It's no secret that going from invoice to cash is a major challenge for most businesses and that this cycle can consume 40% or more of your working capital. Implementing an Invoice to Cash process can be a game changer for small businesses. Here's how.

3 min

Bulk payment

What Are Bulk Payments And Why Are They Beneficial For SMBs?

A bulk payment or batch payment solution is a type of payment processing. Bulk payment or batch payment solutions are designed to offer businesses with a means to streamline their procurement of services and products without the need for complex coding. What are the benefits of a bulk payment or batch payment solution for today's SMBs?

8 min

know your suppliers

Know Your Suppliers (KYS) - A Guide For business leaders

There are an increasing number of issues arising from the supply chain that can negatively impact business operations. Business leaders should always know who their suppliers are. In this post, we'll look at why businesses must follow KYS for successful supply chain management in the future.

3 min

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Libeo is registered by ACPR (Prudential Control and Resolution Authority) under the number 844679068 (approval can be consulted in the Register of Financial Agents – www.regafi.fr) as a payment services agent of the electronic money institution Treezor. Treezor, registered in the Paris Trade and Companies Register under number 807465059, whose registered office is located at 33 avenue de Wagram, 75017 Paris, acting as an electronic money institution within the meaning of Article L.525-1 of the French Monetary and Financial Code and approved by ACPR (Prudential Control and Resolution Authority), is located at 4 Place de Budapest CS 92459 75336 Paris Cedex 09 as an electronic money institution under number 16798, approval which can be consulted on the ACPR website in the Register of Financial Agents (REGAFI): www.regafi.fr.

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