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Managing Accounts Payable

PAPERLESS AP: How Circuit City Gets E-Invoices From Even the Smallest Vendors

November 2008

Electronic invoicing through the use of traditional EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) is well-suited to your large vendors—but what about all of your small and midsize vendors? It’s not easy for them to implement EDI because of the time and resources needed, so you’ll have a tough time convincing them to send you electronic invoices. But electronics retailer Circuit City uses a type of EDI that even mom-and-pop vendors can use—all they need is Internet access. At IOMA’s Paper-Free AP conference in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Marty Stewart, vendor relations-manager EDI at Circuit City, gave attendees the full story.

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November 2008 Table of Contents [ toggle snippets ]

  • MAP November 2008 (full PDF issue)
  • INTERNAL CONTROL: Explore the Uncharted Waters of Contract Compliance for New Cost Savings
  • PAPERLESS AP: How Circuit City Gets E-Invoices From Even the Smallest Vendors
  • FORM 1099 PLANNING: Now Is the Time to Review Latest Rules on Worker Status
  • Lessons Learned From AT&T’s Switch to Paperless Invoice Processing
  • Accounts Payable Calendar (November 2008)
  • Coming in Future Issues of MAP (November 2008)
  • News Briefs (November 2008)
  • Accounts Payable Managers' Forum (November 2008)
 

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