Beyond the Hype: 5 Game-Changing Ways the Office of the CFO Can Benefit from AI Right Now
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The rapid emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) has put today’s Office of the CFO in a uniquely challenging position.
From Float to Funds: Cutting Lag Time to Speed Up Cashflow
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Every day of delay in receiving usable cash impacts your company’s ability to operate with confidence. In accounts receivable (AR), that delay — known as float time — is the gap between when your customer initiates payment and when those funds actually become available to you.
Float can take many forms:
Esker on Air S6 E12: 3 Ways AI is Saving AP from Fraud
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Manual, paper-based accounts payable processes aren’t only slow and laborious — they’re riddled with fraud risks and the potential for costly mistakes. These very real issues need real solutions that not only remove the pain points impacting your AP function, but position your team as a strategic asset that can keep up with your organization’s future growth.
Esker on Air S6 E13: How Procurement Supports the Modern Office of the CFO
Perched at the intersection of spend, supply and strategy, procurement is so much more than just a tool to keep costs low. It directly influences how money is spent, maintains a robust supplier base and ensures compliance with internal policies and ESG goals.
5 Ways to Improve Your Order Entry System with AI Automation
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Order entry might not be the flashiest function in your business, but it’s one of the most critical. For companies managing high volumes of orders across multiple channels, even a small inefficiency can lead to costly errors, missed SLAs and frustrated customers. In fact, nearly 80% of B2B buyers now expect real-time interaction and responsiveness throughout their purchase journey.¹
The CFO’s guide to faster cashflow: How AI is fixing the AR bottleneck
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No CFO wants to explain why revenue looks strong on paper but cash is stuck in limbo. Yet that’s often the reality when accounts receivable (AR) teams rely on outdated processes. Manual invoicing and scattered systems slow collections, tying up funds that could fuel growth.