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Two accounts payable teams face the pressure of more invoices and more complex processes. One has automated invoice processing with Enterprise Content Management (ECM) for AP automation, and the other hasn’t.
Walbec Group is comprised of 5 business entities. With a large number of employees working remotely, it was essential to start automating employee information.
By automating Accounts Payable (AP), tribal governments across the nation have saved significant money and were able to re-distribute that savings back into programs and services for their community.
When multiple applications participate in the same business process, the information in them must remain in sync. By orchestrating an exchange of data with your systems, OnBase reduces manual data entry and eliminates information silos, serving as an integration hub for the enterprise.
Enterprise content management’s role as a centralized document repository is well established, and organizations are readily benefiting from basic screen-level integrations that serve up documents in the context of core business systems.
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) has been around for a number of years. In short, OCR is used to help minimize data entry from paper or electronic documents into your line of business systems.
By now, the notion that onboarding is a critical component of any new hire’s life is firmly established in the human resource community and among the employers it serves.
Capture serves as the front desk to all ECM systems, through which all information passes. Today, the question is no longer if you capture, it’s what you capture, how you capture it, when you capture it, and who performs the capturing.
Two Accounts Payable teams faceoff against each other- one has automated invoice processing with Enterprise Content Management (ECM), and the other doesn’t. Who will win the efficiency playoffs?
As competition increases, organizational leaders are asking all departments to play a more strategic role in driving growth and controlling costs. Accounts Payable is no exception.
Naviant’s process-first approach has served its clients well. When the company had an opportunity to improve its document scanning processes using the Falcon document scanning workstation from OPEX Corporation, Naviant’s leadership immediately saw the potential for Naviant and their clients. Since installing the Falcon, Naviant has seen productivity gains ranging from 35 to nearly 90 percent.
This webinar will help attendees discover key strategies employed by Best-in-Class Insurance companies that streamline business processes and reduce costs in Claims, Underwriting, and Policy Management.
