Whether you’re ready or not, AI is changing how AR success is measured. Traditional KPIs still have their place — but only tell part of the story. Join us for a live, interactive benchmarking event exploring how your performance compares with industry peers across CEI, credits and disputes, root-cause analysis, collections forecast, and DSO. 

For years, accounts payable (AP) transformation has focused on automating repetitive tasks, accelerating invoice processing, and improving efficiency. But with the emergence of tools such as agentic AI, the future of AP is about much more than doing the same work faster. Join Esker and IOFM for an insightful webinar exploring how next-generation AI is reshaping AP operations, empowering teams to anticipate challenges, make smarter decisions, and take on a more strategic role within finance.

Traditional shared inboxes weren’t built for today’s expectations around speed, personalization, and visibility. Join Esker’s Matt Kulas for a fresh perspective on how agentic AI is changing the way B2B customers teams prioritize, manage, and respond to customer inquiries — and why there’s plenty to be thankful for.

In this live demo, join Nicolas Polin, Senior Sales Engineer at Esker, for a hands-on walkthrough of Esker’s AI-driven Accounts Payable solution, including Supplier Inquiry Management. You’ll see how AP teams can move toward touchless processing while giving suppliers real-time visibility into invoice and payment status — reducing inbox noise without sacrificing control.

According to Esker’s 2026 Global Finance AI Trust Index, a clear disconnect exists between AI’s promise and confidence in its value — with only 14% of finance leaders completely trusting AI-generated recommendations, while 94% have difficulty measuring AI’s ROI. Bridging that gap starts with understanding the concerns, expectations, and real-world experiences shaping AI adoption across finance. Join Esker’s CFO Scott McDermott along with The Hackett Group’s Bryan DeGraw for a thought-provoking panel discussion exploring findings from Esker’s survey of 338 global Finance leaders.