If you are facing any issue related to accounts receivable, contact us. Our experts can assist you in managing your receivables efficiently, helping optimize the business's cash flow.
With an outsourced partner taking care of your accounts receivable, you can increase your efficiency by focusing on acquiring new customers
The cost of accounts receivable outsourcing is much more affordable compared to hiring in-house resources or CPA.
An outsourced partner helps you reduce Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) by recording every sale, collecting receivables, and keeping up-to-date with outstanding days.
Outsourcing partner creates a positive barrier between you and your clients as it deals with all clients for any information or collection; this helps maintain healthy client relationships
Mehasa Consulting is dedicated to providing services that will help to efficiently and effectively run your business while handling your accounting and bookkeeping needs. And with accounts receivable, we do the same. We are one of the top accounts receivable outsourcing companies in the USA, taking pride in streamlining your business’s cash flow. We take it on us to ensure your customers are paying on time and chalk out those who do not pay on time.
Our accounts receivable team are highly experienced and helps you get an accurate picture of your business in terms of receivable, bad debts and so on. Using the tool of your preference, such as QuickBooks, XERO and accounting software, we will create invoices and send the same to your clients. And then, we contact your clients directly on the invoices due. With virtual accounts receivable service from Whiz Consulting, you will get specific and tailor-made services to your needs.
Outsourcing your accounting receivable needs to an expert like us will help you in regular follow-ups on unsettled invoices, negotiate with the debtors, send out regular reminders, and discount the debtors. This will help you to facilitate prompt payment and improve cash flow.
Accounts receivable is a current asset of your business. Accounts receivable arise when customers buy goods or services on credit. These payments are yet to be received by specific due dates hence the name receivable. Payment received immediately is good for the business but not practically possible as you have to match up to the credit period offered by competitors in the industry. While it is best to avoid selling products or services on credit, each industry has a different credit cycle, which you also need to follow to keep up with competitors.
Days sales outstanding (DSO) is the calculation of the average number of days required to collect payment for a sale. It is also known as the average collection period. A lower amount of DSO means fewer days to collect the accounts receivable. Higher DSO is a bad sign and indicates that the business fund is stuck, thus not allowing reinvesting frequently.
Accounts receivable is the money your customer owes to you, while accounts payable is the money you owe to suppliers. Simply said, accounts receivable are the amount you are to receive for products or services you offer. In contrast, accounts payable are the amount payable to the suppliers and the creditor for purchasing goods or services.