Bookkeepers (and accounting firms who offer bookkeeping services), are perfectly positioned to add credit control as a core service. However many still shy away from this. It’s often dismissed as... read more →
With the difficulties that 2020 and 2021 brought business, it’s clear that implementing smart technology will be a key priority for finance leaders across 2022. In this post, CreditorWatch Collect... read more →
CreditorWatch Collect CEO Matt McFedries recently had the pleasure of chatting on the Talking Numbers podcast hosted by Paul Jansz from The Professional Partners Accounting Network. Located in Melbourne, each... read more →
Most Office Managers find the task of Accounts Receivable (AR) more difficult than other tasks because it requires a great deal more emotional energy, patience, persistence and organization to keep... read more →
To help keep your cash flowing and acknowledge the stain your customers will be feeling, we've created a dedicated web page to help you adapt to COVID-19. The page includes:... read more →
Sports Accounting Australia (SAA) is all about sports. They’ve been assisting national and state sporting bodies across Australia with their finance and business planning for over a decade. Already a... read more →
At CreditorWatch Collect we don't just believe in the power of technology, we also believe in the power of the human touch. Alongside our smart software, our experienced... read more →
One of the secrets for a stress-free (and hands-free) accounts receivable process is using smart automation. Automated email reminders are a good start, however, extending this to include Automated Calls... read more →
Like many business owners, I struggle with Shiny Object Syndrome (SOS); the insatiable desire to chase something new - be it a new business idea, feature or goal - instead... read more →
If cashflow is stressing you out, use CreditorWatch Collect’s new Extra Cash Calculator to calculate how much more money you could have in the bank with CreditorWatch Collect on your... read more →