Sentence examples for existing invoicing from inspiring English sources
However, until now, the businesses would have to code this guest functionality into their own existing invoicing solutions in order to accept these payments, or they would only be able to accept payments from registered Dwolla accounts.
Its existing invoice finance offering works as follows: invoice buyers — such as hedge funds, asset managers, family Offices, and high net worth individuals — bid in a real-time auction to determine how much of an invoice's value they will provide as capital, minus their cut.
Obviously the new service integrates with Tradeshift's existing e-invoicing solution which is free to suppliers, so therefore quite disruptive in the market.
Or think of the savings a media group could make by not having to reformat a master XML document when publishing it as a book or CD-ROM, instead of as a set of Web pages.But the biggest role that XML is expected to play is in integrating the way that existing paper documents—invoices, loan applications, contracts, insurance claims, you name it are exchanged between organisations around the world.
The scenario facing businesses right now is 12/13 euro per invoice for existing systems.
Rather than relying on credit scores and FICO scores like traditional lenders, Fundbox plugs into a company's existing accounting software and assesses each invoice individually.
It integrates seamlessly with your existing workflow.After signing up, you can send invoices to your client and cc Upflow in your email thread.
In addition to crowdfunding, alternatives represented include pension-led funding using directors' existing personal pensions to raise capital for their business, and invoice finance aimed at raising short-term working capital quickly.
The online payments platform WePay adds invoicing.
Mexico is leading the way among Latin American countries in using e-invoicing as a means of forcing informal businesses out of the shadows (see article).The government also needs to change some existing policies that encourage firms to stay small and informal.
