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by roman h. kepczyk
quantum of paperless
processing accounts payable is another of the manually intensive processes within the firm’s administrative department that can be significantly streamlined through digital processes.
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consider how many “touches” a single payable creates:
- receipt of the invoice,
- timing of payment in a folder,
- writing the check and attaching the stub,
- sending it to an owner for signature,
- filing a copy of check with backup in its own folder, and
- stuffing, sealing and sending the check to the vendor.
now imagine doing this a hundred times per month, every month. imagine the volume of physical accounts payable vendor files both onsite and in storage, that can be eliminated by storing these images digitally.
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