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Optimizing Expense Workflows by Detecting Duplicate Receipts

Nanonets

However, one challenge that organizations often encounter is the presence of duplicate receipts. These duplicates can lead to errors in reimbursement calculations, compliance concerns, and inefficient use of resources. What are Duplicate Receipts? How to Prevent Receipt Duplication?

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HIPAA Disaster Recovery Planning

VISTA InfoSec

According to the Contingency Plan Policy in HIPAA section 164.308(a)(7)(i) , covered entities must “formulate and execute, as needed, guidelines and procedures to respond to emergencies or other incidents (like system failure, fire, vandalism, or natural disaster) that damage systems containing ePHI.” What is a Contingency Plan Policy?

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Beyond Manual Processes: Embracing AP Automation

The Fintech Times

Duplicate and fraudulent invoice detection : AI engines can identify potential duplicate invoices or invoices with unusual amounts and flag them for review. Supplier identification: Occasionally, suppliers are duplicated in the company’s master data source.

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Guide to Vendor Account Reconciliation Process

Nanonets

The vendor reconciliation process is the systematic procedure of verifying and aligning the financial records of a company with those of its vendors. Any discrepancies, such as duplicate payments or missing entries, must be identified. Automation helps to mitigate payment errors inherent in manual reconciliation processes.

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What are accounts payable audits?

Nanonets

We will also cover how automation helps to streamline the AP audit procedure. An accounts payable audit is an in-depth assessment of a company's accounts payable records and procedures. By performing routine accounts payable audit procedures, businesses can uphold their financial integrity. What is an AP Audit?

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Data Analytics Changes The Working Capital Management Paradigm

PYMNTS

Sixty-three percent of businesses in the United Kingdom have received duplicate invoices , for example — with 33 percent mistakenly paying them — 58 percent have had to pay suppliers’ late fees, and 90 percent have been pestered by suppliers demanding payments. Developments From Around The World of Back-Office Optimization.

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What are Payment Reversals? Why Do They Happen & How Can Merchants Stop Them?

Fi911

Different types of payment reversals exist, each with distinct procedures and implications. Duplicate Charges : If a payer is charged more than once for the same transaction, the duplicates can be reversed. The most common types include chargebacks, refunds, and authorization reversals. Why Do Payment Reversals Happen?

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