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Smart subledgers (or subsidiary ledgers) are the accounting department’s unsung heroes. They are playing an increasingly important role in accounting and are a real key

We’re entering a golden age of business innovation. But while artificial intelligence (AI), the blockchain, virtual reality (VR), the metaverse, and other innovative technologies take

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Editor’s note: this article is written for scaling startups but in truth, anyone needing to build out their billing processes can take a great deal

When tech leaders talk about innovation, what do you think? Self-driving electric cars? Keynote-presenting, turtleneck-wearing founders? The blockchain? Usage-based Pricing models probably aren’t the first

Businesses have never had it so good. Companies – from start-ups to scale-ups to enterprises -can reinvent established industries, solve consumer pain points in increasingly

If you’re able to scale your business internationally and join the global stage, you’re already doing a lot right. The truth is, once you’re ready

As discussed in our last blog on international billing and monetization, expanding internationally is an exciting step—but one that can be fraught with endless confusion

Every business can expand internationally1 in today’s globalized economy—from solopreneurs selling homemade knitwear on Etsy to the brightest FinTech unicorns. International expansion is an exciting

Starting in July 2022, this new cancellation button regulation is a major victory for consumer rights. It aims to reduce the opaque procedures customers currently

How much are manual order-to-cash (O2C) processes costing your company? Invoicing is the lifeblood of profitable organizations—if you don’t invoice your customers, you’ll never get

Scaling a startup’s finances presents opportunities and challenges in equal measure. Consider that about 90%1 of startups fail—and this often happens in the scale-up phase2.