How to get your invoices paid on time, every time

Use the COVID lockdown to reset your collections process, restart your customer relationships, and end late payments.

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Description

You've delivered a product or service, you have sent your invoice, and now you are waiting for your customer to pay.

But all too often, you are left waiting and end up having to chase your money long after the payment is due.

In this course, you will learn how to avoid invoices ever becoming overdue. It is:

  1. Easy to follow - no accounting experience required

  2. Actionable - you can start getting your invoices paid on time virtually straight away, and see a marked improvement in your receivables in 100 days

  3. Market-proven - we have packed 30+ years of management consulting experience into an online course. If you follow the steps we provide, your customers will pay you faster. Period.

As a result of this course, you will:

  1. Collect your invoices faster

  2. Reduce the time, money and effort required in chasing for late payments, and

  3. Build better relationships with your customers

PS: This course does not encourage students to borrow money or factor invoices. Quite the contrary: it's all about helping you get paid faster, so you do not need to borrow more, or discount existing services.

What You Will Learn!

  • Avoid customers giving you the usual excuses for not paying their invoices
  • Get the active support of your whole team to ensure you get your invoices paid on time
  • Change the perspective of your sales team and help them to become actively engaged in the collections process
  • Learn what to do differently to ensure you are always first in line to get paid
  • Communicate with your customers in a way that they will WANT to pay your invoices

Who Should Attend!

  • Business owners and entrepreneurs
  • CEOs/GMs/Managing Directors
  • Heads of Sales, Commercial Heads
  • CFOs, Accountants & Corporate Treasurers
  • Any other role where you are tasked with chasing payments on outstanding invoices