How a Pandemic Drove Businesses to Move to Enable Remote/Automated AP Processes
High Tech, Low Touch Economy
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WEBINAR High Tech, Low Touch Economy How a Pandemic Drove Businesses to Move to Enable Remote/Automated AP Processes Meet Our Hosts Neal Anderson Kay Nichols President & CEO, OnPay Soltuions Multi-Board Member, Fintechs & Banks A
How a Pandemic Drove Businesses to Move to Enable Remote/Automated AP Processes
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Neal Anderson Kay Nichols
A seasoned veteran with 30+ years of leadership experience in
Solutions in 2011, he served as a senior VP of Payformance's B2B payments division. He has also been a board member of the Green Sheet and consulted with NACHA and American Express. President & CEO, OnPay Soltuions Multi-Board Member, Fintechs & Banks Senior Business executive at Fortune 500’s IBM and FIS. C suite experience in strategy, marketing and product management. M&A
technology driven strategy.
Wish to continue working from home, at least part
rest of their career
Would recommend remote work to others
Are estimated to survive five years or more, during normal times
Of the 3,500 Home Workers Surveyed in 2020. . . Of Businesses Operating Today . . . Recent Studies Show. . .
A typical company in the U.S. spends upward of $12,000 per employee per year for office space
Source: Forbes
57%
Want to work remotely 100% of the time
Source: Buffer
More than four-in-ten businesses are likely to be deeply impacted by COVID-19 Closed businesses are predicted to re-open in stages with social distancing measures and limited onsite capacity
Of small businesses are closed due to COVID-19 and may not reopen
Source: PewResearch
Provide Adequate Office Space for Social Distancing Support Working From Home Establish a System That Enables Onsite and Offsite Dynamics Manage Shifting Supply Chains
Tip
Business adaptability and the ability to work remote is crucial as Harvard predicts COVID-19 could cause periodic shutdowns through 2022
Where Paper-Based Processes Fall Short
Risk of Fraud
Low Touch Solutions
No Touch Payments
Checks for B2B had the highest incidence of actual/attempted fraud in 2017
Operational Vulnerability
Relying on paper and manual processes increases the risk of fraud, human error, and limits the ability to adapt to Black Swan events Enterprises using digital payable platforms can see 81% lower processing costs and 73% faster processing cycle times
Solutions That Enable Remote Approval
Source: MasterCard Source: BusinessInsider
Businesses are investing in automation that enables their employees to handle tasks virtually and remotely Firms that automated their payments processes saw a Reduction in missing invoices and records
Source: PYMNTS.com
60%
Of business leaders are currently using workforce automation technology
Source: Deloitte
Checks are printed and mailed every year
The need for automation and increased remote access, previously a one to three year project, has moved to the top of the list.
Priority #1
What Does This Mean for You?
Antiquated AP Processes Are No Longer Viable This New Low Touch Reality Is Here to Stay A Verification Process and Security System That Can Catch Fraud Is Essential
Sending screenshots or scans via email is insufficient and risky
24/7 Remote Access To A Vendor Portal Is A Must
Handle Payments From the Boardroom
Create Business Continuity With Offsite Check Printing
Compensate for Loss and Create a New Revenue Stream with Virtual Cards
Streamline Your AP Payment Processes Through Customized Workflows
Protect Yourself and Your Vendor From Fraud With Secure No Touch Payments
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