A female accountant is sat by her work desk, looking over a ring binder filled with paper invoices with a magnifying glass. She is trying to manually detect specific information, in particular errors, due to their business' inefficient OCR technology. With IDP technology, Transalis is able to automatically alert and detect errors via the manual exceptions tool

OCR vs IDP: improve your document transformation process


Unlike OCR (Optical Character Recognition), IDP (Intelligent Document Processing) utilises AI and computer learning to ensure higher levels of accuracy when…

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A blog feature image of a male accountant in his office, manually entering data into his laptop, with scattered papers on his desk. This image illustrates the necessity of a Paperless Accounts Payable process

Switching to a paperless Accounts Payable process


Businesses are switching to a paperless Accounts Payable process to gain more control on internal processes, including cost and efficiency.

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France eInvoicing mandate

International trade compliance: France eInvoicing mandate


The France e-Invoicing mandate applies to all businesses who trade within France. We summarise everything you need to know before it comes into effect from…

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A blog feature image depicts a group of workers in an office, jubilantly throwing sheets of paper in the air. Their celebration signifies the shift from traditional invoicing to the use of eInvoicing through Accounts Receivable automation software.

eInvoice compliance with Accounts Receivable automation software


Organisations need eInvoicing capability to meet international regulations. Learn how Accounts Receivable automation software can facilitate compliance.

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A blog feature image of a hand typing on a laptop on a desk. The desk is covered with sheets of paper containing business data and a calculator. This represents staff from the finance department, specifically in the AP or AR function struggling with manual invoice processing and in dire need of invoice processing automation.

Reasons to automate invoice processing


Organisations tend to automate invoice processing for two reasons: efficiency and compliance. We explore the benefits for both Accounts Payable and Receivable…

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A blog feature image of a young black male finance executive sat at his office desk reviewing accounts processing manually. He represents a finance staff, whether that be in the AP and/or AR function, considering invoice processing automation.

Invoice processing automation


Invoice processing automation is the digital processing of invoices. Learn the essentials: its definition, benefits and cost.

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Accountant in AP and AR department using eInvoice software to process invoices.

How eInvoice solutions support AR and AP functions


eInvoice software digitally transforms AP and AR processes, which supports the finance department in several key ways...

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How to future-proof international trade with automated invoice capabilities


Governments worldwide are increasingly mandating eInvoicing for trading organisations. Learn how automated invoice capabilities can assist with einvoice…

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AP invoice processing with AI and machine learning

How to leverage AI for efficient AP invoice processing


Legacy AP automation systems rely on outdated technology. Forward-thinking finance teams are harnessing AI and machine learning for efficient AP invoice…

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How invoice platforms are failing businesses

How invoice platforms are failing both the supplier and customer


Using invoice platforms should, in theory, reduce manual processing and increase efficiency. However, this hasn't been the case for all businesses. We find out…

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