by Adelle | 20 Nov, 2018 | B2B Invoicing, Blog, Data Security, Development, Electronic Document Distribution, Invoicing software
Businesses require scalability, security and availability in e-billing to maintain cash flow and protect sensitive information. E-billing processes encompass the delivery of e-invoicing, statements, dunning letters and any other communications pertaining to the...
by Adelle | 1 Nov, 2018 | Blog
B2B e-invoicing is being pushed forward again by Italy, with the requirement for all private companies to submit invoices electronically via the official exchange system – Sistema di Interscambio (SdI). This follows on from the requirement this July for all...
by Adelle | 9 Oct, 2018 | B2B Invoicing, Blog, Credit Control, ecommerce
Enhancing B2B ecommerce infrastructure to retain customers is a core challenge in competitive markets today. Retaining customers, from an ecommerce perspective, is about providing a customer experience which keeps them coming back. This customer experience needs to go...
by admin | 19 Sep, 2018 | B2B Invoicing, ecommerce, Electronic Invoicing, News
Netsend are thrilled to be exhibiting at this year’s eCommerce Expo in Kensington Olympia. Come and visit us at stand E8. We will be demonstrating how Netsend fulfils a crucial role in the ecommerce ecosystem – vastly improving both customer experience and cash flow...
by admin | 4 Jul, 2018 | Accounts Receivable, B2B Invoicing, Credit Management, Data Security, Electronic Billing, Electronic Document Distribution, Electronic Invoicing
The General Data Protection Regulation has been a hot topic of late. Designed to empower and protect individuals, with regard to their data, the GDPR places considerable onus on businesses to improve data handling. With the regulation now in place, Accounts Receivable...
by admin | 4 Jun, 2018 | Credit Control, Credit Management
With the recent collapse of Carillion in the news, it has drawn attention to the potential risks when credit is extended to any business partner. Carillion was dubbed ‘too big to fail’ by some1, but fail it did – leaving an ecosystem of business partners with unpaid...
