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How does eye-share help me with insights and analysis?
Eye-share provides you with solutions for data capture and management, data visualization, and analysis in the P2P cycle. Through enhanced control, insight, and processes, your business will gain a solid foundation for strategic decision-making. Let’s have a look at how we do it. -
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What Does eye-share Software Suite Cost?
Implementing a system like eye-share for the automation of the AP and P2P process is a strategic decision. Different aspects of cost considerations need to be assessed and addressed. There are many levels of investments to be considered, not only the purely financial ones, but also the ones that are about efficiency, compliance, and profitability. -
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5 Steps to Procure-to-Pay (P2P) success and how to get started
As a CFO, you know that the procure-to-pay (P2P) process is more than just a series of transactions—it's the backbone of your company's financial health. Yet, too often, this process is bogged down by outdated, manual tasks that drain efficiency, tie up cash flow, and create unnecessary risks. It’s time to rethink how you manage procurement and payments. -
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Which of the eye-share modules should you start with?
Choosing the right eye-share module to start with is key to improving your financial processes. Whether you want to automate invoices, streamline approvals, or enhance procurement, eye-share has a solution. Let's explore the best starting point for smarter financial management. -
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From Manual Punching to Analysis: Automating P2P
In a rapidly evolving business landscape, the shift from manual to automated processes in the procure-to-pay (P2P) cycle is becoming increasingly important for companies looking to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and strategic decision-making. -
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AI Is Playing a Crucial Role In Accounting – Here’s Why
Approach AI without fear - in accounting it is becoming a must; let's take a quick look at why. -
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How Eye-share simplifies the purchasing and financial processes in enterprises
The role of Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) has evolved. Today, CFOs are catalysts for innovation and operational excellence! One of the most important tasks is to streamline the Purchase-to-pay (P2P) process. Traditionally these processes are complex, manual and prone to errors. This is expensive for the company and time consuming for the employees. -
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What Does Automation Of Accounts Payable Mean?
Having a seamless process for the accounts payable cycle to pay your invoices on time is important both for your credit score and for your reputation. If your payments are delayed, for whatever reason, this poses a great risk to your supply chain, as it might lead to exclusion from buying what you need to produce and deliver what you sell. -
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As a CFO, you must know this about AI
Getting knowledge about the hows and whys of AI may seem like a daunting task. Even so, this is one of the most important tasks you can take upon yourself. The digitalization of accounting processes, and especially the P2P cycle (purchase-to-pay cycle) and accounts payable process, are becoming ever more important. -
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Don’t Let Your Invoices Haunt You Anymore
Ever lie awake at night with a gnawing feeling that you lack control over the numbers of your accounts payable? Or do you have that haunting feeling that inbound invoices keep slipping through your fingers, disappearing in somebody's inbox? -
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Redefining P2P – Improving your purchasing strategy
Purchase to Pay (P2P) is an essential cogwheel of any business reliant on suppliers and service providers to operate. How smoothly it works will directly affect both your operational efficiency and overall profitability. Because of this, it’s incredibly important to make sure that it’s optimized and efficient at all times, and founded on a solid purchasing strategy. -
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What is P2P (Procure-to-Pay)?
P2P is short for the term procurement to pay (often referred to as purchase to pay) and is the term used to describe the cycle of purchasing goods and services from a vendor, from identifying a need, acquiring the goods, and paying the supplier (pay).