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AP Automation’s Role in Helping Financial Institutions Navigate a Possible Recession  

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Financial institutions are getting their priorities in order While financial organizations are inherently stable organizations, they’re looking long and hard at the numbers and the opportunities as they prepare their 2023 budget in anticipation of a possible recession. Here are their priorities: 1.

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Why are Real Estate Firms Turning to AP Automation to Weather a Potential Recession?

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Seventy percent of survey respondents said their company is adjusting its budget over the next 12 months with 60% looking for ways to reduce costs and 66% looking to create efficiencies to increase productivity and improve profit margins. So how do they protect their budgets?

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How are AP Departments within Homeowners Associations Responding to a Potential Recession?

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Thirty-six percent of survey respondents are focusing their investments on automation, including accounts payable (AP) solutions that replace manual back-office processes like invoice processing and bill pay that are critical to operations. AP automation provides flexibility — staff can handle tasks from anywhere, at any time.

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A Look at How a Potential Recession Could Impact Senior Living Communities

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For more information about how automation can fortify your organization, download our white paper, “How Middle Market Finance Teams are Preparing for a Recession.” Automating the tasks frees staff for more strategic, satisfying work and often enables facilities to handle greater workloads without additional hiring.

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How AP Automation Can Help Construction Firms Prepare for a Potential Recession

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Redefining construction business priorities in the face of economic uncertainty Seventy percent of our survey respondents said their company is adjusting its budget over the next 12 months to prepare for a possible recession. Forty percent said their company is increasing its budget for technology.

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