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What Is a Short-Paid Invoice?

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Find out how to prevent and resolve short pay invoices.

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Are Your Customers as Profitable as You Think?

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Subscribe now Optimizing Deductions Processing Deductions (aka short pays or chargebacks) are taken when the customer believes the order was not fulfilled or billed properly. Here again, a Best Practice Collections process will serve you well. Not a subscriber — why don’t you take advantage of a free YVCM subscription?

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5 Tips for an Automated Cash Application Process

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Allow for different cash application processes for customers depending on the invoice amount, method of payment, partial vs full payments, discounts and short pays, whether the company is domestic or international, and more. Create customized workflows. Track and report A/R performance metrics.

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Are Your Profits Going Up in Smoke?

Your Virtual Credit Manager

Photo by Jp Valery on Unsplash Payment deductions, also known as chargebacks or short pays, happen when the customer pays less than the full invoice amount. They occur because a customer does not receive your product or service as ordered, or feels the invoice is incorrect.

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Paying It Forward: How One Company Transformed Credit Card Processing Fees Into Charitable Donations

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In short, Pay it Forward Processing created a win-win business model for their customers by donating their net proceeds to a charity through their Every Swipe Benefits Charity program without an increase in processing costs.

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Choosing a Payroll System: 8 Factors to Help You Decide

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If you pay your employees every week, you might not want a payroll system that costs you each time you run payroll. You would end up paying more money to run payroll if you have short pay periods. Instead, you would want a payroll system that lets you pay a flat amount, regardless of pay period. .