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Managing Accounts Payable

Incomplete Invoices? Sample Letter Gets Suppliers in Line

March 2003

Don’t you love those vendors who send invoices with no identifying information as to who ordered the goods or whether there was an associated purchase order? While a small percentage of these invoices are fraudulent, most are from legitimate suppliers who simply have poor billing policies. These policies translate into more work for the accounts payable departments that receive these poorly formatted invoices. A growing number of companies are drawing a line in the sand by refusing to process invoices lacking certain basic data.

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March 2003 Table of Contents [ toggle snippets ]

  • P-Cards Improve A/P Process at PETsMART, Rock-Tenn & Rouse
  • ESM: The Next Cost-Reduction Process of the Purchase-to-Pay Cycle
  • 5 Ways to Slash Volume of Invoices Handled in Your A/P Department
  • Incomplete Invoices? Sample Letter Gets Suppliers in Line
  • Accounts Payable Managers’ Forum (03/03)
  • Expanding Use of e-Billing Requires Paradigm Shift in A/P
  • P-Cards Improve A/P Process at PETsMART, Rock-Tenn and Rouse
  • ESM: The Next Cost-Reduction Process of the Purchase-to-Pay Cycle
  • Five Ways to Slash Volume of Invoices Handled in Your A/P Department
  • Expanding Use of e-Billing Requires Paradigm Shift in A/P
  • Incomplete Invoices? Sample Letter Gets Suppliers in Line
  • Accounts Payable Managers’ Forum (0303)
 

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