Cash Cycle Manager™
Cash Cycle Manager™
gives you the Power
to Master your Cash Cycle!SM
It is your job to increase the profitability of your organization. How? By getting money from your customers into your organization's bank accounts where it can earn interest as fast as possible. What is standing in your way? Your inability to master your entire cash cycle.
Maybe you have taken steps to control the amount of time consumed on the front end of the cycle – invoice calculation [1 DAY], bill generation [1 DAY] and mailing [1 DAY]. You may also have managed to compress the time it takes on the back end of the cycle, from payments in the lockbox to cash in your account [3 DAYS].
Throughout the middle of the cycle, however, you may feel powerless because for approximately 17 days you are left in the dark. This "black hole" persists whether you are a utility, insurance company, financial institution, DMV, tax collector, or a soft drink bottler billing convenience stores.
You have heard the axiom "knowledge is power." With knowledge gained from our Cash Cycle Manager™ technology, you can avoid costly reissuance of documents, invoices, policies, and/or services when your customer's check is truly in the mail.
Whether you are a $60 billion global water company or a $1 million city government, our patented tracking and analysis technology works effectively to improve your customer service first-call resolution capabilities and help you avoid the expense of unnecessary collection efforts or costs of service.
We believe that our Cash Cycle Manager™ technology will allow you to master your cash cycle to bring it full-circle faster.
The use of our patented data mining tools will enable you to influence customer response behaviors so that the collection of cash is faster and customer adoption of electronic billing and payment is accelerated.
How can you possibly save costs and speed up your processes when you do not know whether the bill is in the mail carrier's pouch, sitting on the customer's desk, forwarded to some new address, or languishing in a bulk mail facility?
