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E-Invoicing Mastery: AR Automation and Cash Flow Benefits (Course Id 2658)

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Author : Peter Ilas, FCCA, Finance Transformation Expert, Author, and Strategic Advisor
Course Length : Pages: 79 ||| Word Count: 24,993 ||| Review Questions: 14 ||| Final Exam Questions: 20
CPE Credits : 4.0
IRS Credits : 0
Price : $35.95
Passing Score : 70%
Course Type: NASBA QAS - Text - NASBA Registry
Technical Designation: NonTechnical
Primary Subject-Field Of Study:

Computer Software & Applications - Computer Software & Applications for Course Id 2658

Overview :
  • Who is this course for?
    This course is designed for finance professionals, accountants, billing specialists, and controllers who want to leverage e-invoicing to improve accounts receivable processes and enhance financial performance.
  • What is this course about or what problem does this course solve?
    The course addresses how to use e-invoicing to accelerate cash collection, reduce bad debt, enhance customer experience, and ensure compliance with global mandates, helping organizations optimize their financial operations.
  • How can the knowledge from this course be used?
    Participants can apply what they learn to transform their AR department into a strategic financial partner by automating invoicing, improving cash flow forecasting, reducing errors, and meeting regulatory requirements.
  • Why is this course important to a CPA, Accountant, or IRS Enrolled Agent?
    This course equips financial professionals with the skills to drive measurable financial improvements—such as reducing bad debt and boosting cash flow—by aligning with evolving compliance requirements and leveraging technology in AR.
  • When is this course relevant or timely?
    With over 70 countries implementing e-invoicing mandates by 2026, this course is especially timely for professionals preparing to comply with global regulations and seeking to proactively improve their company’s financial health.
  • How is a course like this consumed or used?
    Delivered as a self-paced course under the NASBA QAS Registry, it includes 31 pages of content, 14 review questions, and a 20-question final exam, offering 4.0 CPE credits upon successful completion with no prerequisites required.
Description :

E-invoicing is revolutionizing accounts receivable processes, with 70+ countries adopting mandates by 2026. This comprehensive course unlocks the transformative power of e-invoicing for AR teams seeking to accelerate cash collection and optimize financial operations.

In "E-Invoicing Mastery: AR Automation & Cash Flow Benefits," you'll discover how structured electronic invoice data dramatically improves accounts receivable efficiency, visibility, and cash flow management. This in-depth program is specifically designed for finance professionals, accountants, billing specialists, and controllers who want to leverage e-invoicing to strengthen their company's financial position and earn real savings.

This course reveals how e-invoicing for AR delivers:

  • Accelerated cash collection: Accelerate cash flows through faster invoice delivery and processing
  • Bad debt reduction of 25-30%: Identify payment issues early and implement proactive collection strategies
  • Enhanced customer experience: Provide self-service portals and real-time invoice status tracking
  • Reduced disputes: Eliminate invoice errors through structured data formats and validation
  • Improved forecast accuracy: Gain real-time visibility into invoice status and payment timing
  • Optimized early payment programs: Implement dynamic discounting to accelerate cash flow
  • Effortless compliance: Ensure adherence to e-invoicing mandates across jurisdictions and improved tax compliance

Whether your organization is responding to mandatory e-invoicing requirements or proactively seeking to improve cash flow, this course provides practical strategies for implementation success. You'll learn how to leverage e-invoicing to transform your AR department from a transaction processor to a strategic business partner that drives financial stability.

With a typical ROI achieved within the first year, e-invoicing delivers measurable financial benefits while improving supplier relationships. Our course shows you how to calculate the tangible impact on your business – typically saving about 1% of company revenue through improved cash flow and reduced bad debts.

Master the e-invoicing revolution and position yourself at the forefront of finance transformation. Enroll today!

Usage Rank : 20030
Release : 2025
Version : 1.0
Prerequisites : None.
Experience Level : Overview
Additional Contents : Complete, no additional material needed.
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Advance Preparation : None.
Delivery Method : QAS Self Study
Intended Participants : Anyone needing Continuing Professional Education (CPE).
Revision Date : 13-Sep-2025
NASBA Course Declaration : Participants must complete the final examination within one year of purchase and with a minimum passing grade of 70% or better to receive CPE credit unless otherwise noted on the Course History page (i.e. California Ethics must score 90% or better). After logging in click on the Course History links on your My Courses page for the Begin date and Expire date for the Final Exam.
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NASBA QAS - Text - NASBA Registry - 2658

Keywords : Computer Software & Applications, E-Invoicing, Mastery, AR, Automation, Cash, Flow, Benefits, cpe, cpa, online course
Learning Objectives :

Course Learning Objectives

After completing this course, participants will be able to:
    1. Demonstrate how e-invoicing reduces bad debt write-offs through earlier intervention and enhanced collections
    2. Explain how e-invoicing accelerates cash flow through faster processing and improved DSO metrics
    3. Identify automation opportunities in accounts receivable using structured data exchange
    4. Describe compliance benefits with tax regulations, mandates, and ESG reporting
    5. Outline customer experience strategies including personalization and self-service capabilities
    6. Develop effective KPIs to measure implementation success and financial benefits

Section 1
Introduction and E-Invoice Context

After completing this section, you will:
  • Be able to define what an e-invoice is and how it differs from a digital invoice like a PDF.
  • Understand the core concepts of e-invoicing, including structured data formats, transmission methods, and how they enable automation.

Section 2
Order-to-Cash Acceleration & Cash-Flow Impact

After completing this section, you will:
  • Understand the Order-to-Cash (O2C) cycle and how e-invoicing fits within this process.
  • Be able to explain how e-invoicing improves billing accuracy and speeds up the invoicing process.
  • Understand how e-invoicing reduces bad debts and improves collection rates.
  • Recognize how e-invoicing accelerates payment collections and reduces Days Sales Outstanding (DSO).

Section 3
Customer Experience, Fraud Prevention & Analytics

After completing this section, you will:
  • Understand how e-invoicing benefits your customers' accounts payable (AP) processes and creates a win-win relationship.
  • Know how to deliver personalized invoice experiences through multiple channels and customized formats.
  • Recognize the role e-invoicing plays in fraud prevention and enhanced security measures.
  • Be able to leverage invoice data for analytics to gain actionable business insights.

Section 4
Leveraging Compliance, KPI & Data Driven Growth

After completing this section, you will:
  • Understand the scope and requirements of global e-invoicing mandates and how to navigate cross-border compliance.
  • Identify industry-specific e-invoicing requirements and recognize competitive advantages in your sector.
  • Learn how to establish and monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) that measure e-invoicing success.
  • Discover strategies for leveraging e-invoicing data to drive business growth and process optimization.

Course Contents :

Section 1. Introduction and E-Invoice Context

Learning Objectives for Section 1

1.1 Welcome and Course Overview

1.2 E-Invoicing Definitions and Core Concepts

1.3 Why E-Invoicing Is Different from “Digital” Invoices

1.4 Voluntary Adoption vs. Regulatory Mandates

Section 2. Order-to-Cash Acceleration & Cash-Flow Impact

Learning Objectives for Section 2

2.1 Overview of the O2C Cycle

2.2 How E-Invoicing Improves Billing Accuracy and Speed

1. Pre-Invoice Validation

2. Template Management Improvements

3. Pre-Invoice Payment Terms & Credit Assessment

4. Accelerated Invoice Delivery & Processing

5. Reduced Invoice Disputes & Credit Notes

6. Invoice Creation Research and Statistics

2.3 Enhanced Visibility and Self-Service

1. Customer and Supplier Portals

2. Integration with E-Invoicing

2.4 Staffing and Workload Impact Studies

2.5 Cost-Benefit Analysis Example

2.6 Bad Debt Reduction

1. Automated Reminders and Payment Visibility

2. Bad Debt Write-Off Reduction

3. Reducing Bad Debt Allowances

4. Calculating Bad Debt Savings from E-Invoicing

2.7 DSO Improvement, Cash-Flow Impact, & Financing Options

1. Cash Flow Acceleration

2. Calculating Cash Flow Impact from E-Invoicing

3. Summary of Financial Benefits from E-Invoicing

4. Enhanced Visibility and Status Tracking

5. Support for Dynamic Discounting and Financing

6. Conclusion on Cash Flows

Section 2 Review Questions

Section 3. Customer Experience, Fraud Prevention & Analytics

Learning Objectives for Section 3

3.1 Benefits for Your Customers' AP Invoice Processing

3.2 Personalized Customer Experiences

1. Multiple Delivery Channels

2. Customized Invoice Templates & Formats

3. Integrated Payment Solutions

4. Data-Driven Payment Reminders

5. Proactive Issue Resolution

6. Value-Added Services

3.3 Intercompany E-Invoicing: A Hidden Success Story

3.4 Fraud Prevention in the AR Process

3.5 Advanced Analytics for AR Optimization

Predictive Payment Analytics

Customer Segmentation and Profitability Analysis

Process Optimization Intelligence

Working Capital and Cash Flow Optimization

From Reactive to Proactive and Strategic

Section 3 Review Questions

Section 4. Leveraging Compliance, KPI & Data Driven Growth

Learning Objectives for Section 4

4.1 E-Invoicing Mandate Compliance

Global E-Invoicing Mandates

Clearance Models and Compliance

Cross-Border E-Invoicing Compliance

E-Invoicing Compliance Advantages and Strategic Approach

4.2 Industry Requirements and Competitive Advantages

Automotive Industry

Retail

Manufacturing

Logistics and Transportation

Healthcare

Professional Services

Public Sector

Regulated Utilities

Strategic Implications

4.3 Large Customer Requirements

4.4 Dual Format: a Versatile Solution for Multiple Needs

4.5 E‑Invoicing and Tax Compliance for AR

Advanced Tax Compliance Features

Continuous Transaction Controls (CTC)

Tax Reporting Automation

4.6 Additional Compliance Benefits of E-Invoicing

ESG Compliance and Reporting

Financial and Audit Compliance

Data Protection and Privacy Compliance

4.7 Core KPIs for Accounts Receivable (O2C)

Importance of KPIs in AR E‑Invoicing Programmes

KPI 1: Days Sales Outstanding (DSO):

KPI 2: Invoice-to-Cash Cycle Time

KPI 3: On-Time Payment Rate

KPI 4: Write‑Off Rate

KPI 5: Dispute Rate

KPI 6: Average Days to Resolve Disputes

KPI 7: Billing Accuracy

KPI 8: E-invoicing Adoption Rate

KPI 9: Early Payment Discount Utilization

KPI 10: Electronic Payment Rate

4.8 Visualizing KPI Results

4.9 Data Governance and Quality

4.10 Analyzing Results and Continuous Improvement

Section 4 Review Questions

Section 5. Course Conclusion

5.1 Final Thoughts

Thank You

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