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Account Receivable apps
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HappyAR
iOS · 42 recommendations
HappyAR - Technology to get your invoices paid faster
HappyAR is a SaaS solution that integrates with leading accounting and ERP systems. It was launched by a couple of experienced business owners that got tired of manually chasing clients for money. We organized our processes and designed an integrated tech solution to address this widespread problem. HappyAR was born out of the need to improve the way accounts receivables are handled. No more reminders. No more guessing if recipients have viewed an email. Now there’s better visibility, better compliance, and a much better and faster way to go paid.
Aston iTF
iOS · 35 recommendations
Aston iTF - The accounts receivable collection software
Led by CEO Amaury de la Lance, the company was formed in 2011. Its core business is the facilitation of short-term funding and cash management optimization of both large and small firms by optimising clients and suppliers trade receivables portfolio with 3 leverage: - minimising payment delays (dunning) ; - covering non-payment risk (credit risk management) ; - funding trade receivables (factoring). The firm’s core customers are companies of all sizes, but it has particular expertise in servicing insurers, banks, asset management firms and related finance sector service providers. The online platform is simple, powerful, efficient, secure and responsive, and it has global reach. Its applications are modular, which ensures individual client requirements are precisely addressed. Costs are reduced and security enhanced by a fully automated process. Aston offers modular solutions accessible from any web browser on any pc or tablet. The web interface allows immediate, intuitive navigation without to need for specialised IT personnel. Client data is completely secure in a digital safe and is clearly organized and structured in real time. Costs are based on a simple pay-for-use system. The user pays on the basis of turnover, with costs decreasing as volume increases.