Financial Process Automation (FPA)
May 02, 2019 | By Art Sarno
Paper is the Enemy of On-Time Payments
It’s widely accepted that removing paper-based processes from accounts payable is a best practice. So why is it that paper still continues to dominate in many organizations? According to Billentis Market Report for eInvoicing, 70% of all invoice processing globally is still paper-based.
January 16, 2019 | By Kofax
Mind These 9 Finance & Accounting Gaps with Robotic Process Automation
Did you know 50-90% of financial processes can be automated by capture and workflow automation software? If you are still searching, transferring, copying, pasting, sorting and filing information, chances are you are mired in paper and manual processes.
September 24, 2018 | By Kofax
What is the future of Digital Banking? It’s whatever your customers say it is.
Welcome to Kofax Conversations – Thought Leaders Talk “What’s Next” in Digital Banking. This is the first blog in an exciting series showcasing video discussions with thought leaders in the financial services industry.
September 17, 2018 | By Art Sarno
Recruit a Digital Workforce for Your Procure-to-Pay Processes
Looking to improve productivity in your procure-to-pay processes? Forty-five percent of P2P organizations believe robotic process automation will be an area with the greatest impact on the way accounting gets done.
July 30, 2018 | By Art Sarno
12 Innovative Use Cases for RPA in Finance & Accounting
We continue to find gaps in automated processes where there are activities and tasks between systems, such as keying and re-keying information from one application to another, logging into supplier portals to gather information, and manual updating of financial data or ERP applications from Excel spreadsheets.
May 01, 2018 | By Kofax
Banish the “Stare and Compare” with Invoice Automation
It’s lunchtime. And while you have a mountain of invoices to process, you’re grabbing a quick meal to go before heading back to the office. Standing in line to place your order, you look up and see the menu above. Sandwiches, salads…and then you notice something that makes you look again. Invoice Automation. That’s odd, you think. Why would invoice automation be on a to-go menu?