Payment issues- how can companies minimize the risk of duplicate, fraudulent, and late payments?
OVERVIEW
Corporate interest in implementing automated solutions will not
only streamline and optimize payment operations, but will also create new issuesof risk of which management and staff remain unaware.
Organizations are continually striving to address inefficiencies
in financial supply chain processes. These firms are exploring innovative ways
to leverage automation not only to contain costs from a tactical perspective,
but also strategically to enhance control, improve visibility and manage spend.
This effort will reduce the process cycle time and thereby reduce working
capital requirements. Accounts Payable Automation is emerging as one of the key
components of this financial supply chain strategy.
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WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
The payables landscape is being changed by emerging financial
solutions that enable trading partners – buyers, suppliers, and banks – to
seamlessly exchange transaction-related information as well as money. These
changes have increased the inherent risk.
Financial Supply Chain Automation is gaining broad acceptance
within accounts payable and accounts receivable managers. Web-based tools,
best-of-breed systems, integrated supplier portals, and automated workflow
applications are finally beginning to deliver on promises of process
improvement and associated cost reduction. The by-product is a much improved
process which offers real-time collaboration between buyers, suppliers, and
banks. Managers need to be aware of the areas of risk that have emerged and may
be undetected during this transition.
Since 2008/2009, the emphasis on cost containment and
productivity enhancement has forced organizations to seek new ways to automate
traditionally paper-based, labor-intensive AP processes. The realization that
current payments processes are a roadblock to achieving these goals has been
intensified by the need for improvements in data integrity and greater
visibility as a result of Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) and other corporate legislation.
The recession and need for further cost containment has led to
targeting payments automation. The jury is still out on the potential for
generating bottom-line improvements, but it may see a greater impact on monitoring
and managing cash flow.
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Prevent Bank Frauds Training |
AREAS COVERED
- Configurable controls
- Manual controls
- General IT controls
- Detective reports
- Security
- Policies and procedures
- Supplier management
- Vendor management
- Summary
WHO WILL BENEFIT
- Accounts Payable Managers
- Payments professionals
- Operations managers
- Cash management product and sales staff
- Treasury managers
- Commercial bankers
- Corporate treasury professionals
- Payments network providers
- Payments processors
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Which controls are necessary
- Incentives or punishments?
- Infrastructure and governance
- Cost/benefit and decision process
- New payments technology and innovation
- Managing the risks
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