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Yet, as innovators have chip away at friction points, they have recognized the value of incorporating a supplier’s accounts receivable (AR) experience into their solutions. That’s because AR and accountspayable (AP) processes are intrinsically connected. “The person receiving it is just happy to get paid.”
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that most demonstrates the problem of late payments, it’s the construction sector. Late B2B payments in this space have been so troublesome, in fact, that legislators introduced the Construction Act several years ago to address the issue. If there’s one industry in the U.K.
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