
Evaluate due dates, taking into account payment terms and historical payment behavior, in a structured reporting interface.
Receivables management: Every day, money comes into and leaves the company. This often results in payments being received outside the contractual payment period. Poor payment practices on the part of customers can quickly lead to liquidity bottlenecks in your company.
The aim of receivables management is to ensure that customers pay on time. By establishing a functioning receivables management system, due dates are evaluated in a structured reporting interface, taking into account payment terms and historical payment behavior.
Are you interested in SAP receivables management and want to ensure that your customers pay on time? We would be happy to show you how to set up a functioning receivables management system.
Overdue payments automatically trigger the creation of a clarification case in SAP Dispute Management, which is forwarded to the responsible employee in the company. This allows targeted measures such as the dunning, collection, or credit memo process to be initiated.
Depending on the customer and the circumstances, the evaluations can be used to implement appropriate measures for business relationships, such as advance payment or factoring, in order to eliminate the risk of payment default.

In addition to connecting the operational modules to the treasury applications in SAP (credit management, dispute management, collection management), UNIORG offers you optimized reporting (AP/AR Analyzer) on the SAC interface.
With the help of efficient receivables management, due dates can be evaluated in a structured reporting interface, taking into account payment terms and historical payment behavior. With SAP Dispute Management, overdue payments can be automatically created as clarification cases and forwarded to the responsible employee in your company.
Poor payment practices on the part of customers can quickly lead to liquidity bottlenecks in companies. The aim of receivables management is to ensure that customers pay on time. By setting up a functioning receivables management system, due dates are evaluated in a structured reporting interface, taking into account payment terms and historical payment behavior.
Automating receivables management, improving liquidity, and integrating with the treasury process can improve receivables management in companies.
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