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Introducing our Xerocon Sydney event partners

Xero

Whether it’s help with payments, practice workflow management, time tracking or document management, there’s something for everyone. All in one single platform, Airwallex’s powerful banking infrastructure empowers businesses of all sizes to accept payments, move money globally and simplify financial operations.

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Improving the AP End of Month Close Process

MineralTree

Its primary purpose is to ensure the accuracy and completeness of financial records so that financial statements can be prepared for internal and external reporting purposes. As part of the process, the AP team takes steps to ensure the past month’s financial records are accurate.

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Integrating AI into Your Finance Function

Nanonets

The need for AI in finance In traditional finance functions, companies often rely on manual processes, extensive paperwork, and repetitive tasks to manage their financial operations. These tasks include data entry, invoice processing, and financial analysis for decision-making, operational planning, and risk management.

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What Is Balance Sheet Reconciliation?

Nanonets

Balance sheet reconciliation is a critical process in finance and accounting that ensures the accuracy and integrity of financial statements. It involves comparing and reconciling the balances of various accounts in the balance sheet with supporting documentation. How to reconcile balance sheets?

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7 Best Practices for effective Account Reconciliations

Nanonets

Today, amidst burgeoning global commerce and rapidly expanding business operations, the importance of accounting operations endures. At the core of accounts management lies account reconciliation, the process of comparing various financial documents to ensure accuracy and accountability. 

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Guide to Virtual Bookkeeping and Automation

Nanonets

Their responsibilities often include: Data Entry: Traditional bookkeepers manually record financial transactions, including sales, purchases, receipts, and payments, into ledgers or accounting software. Virtual bookkeeping offers scalability, allowing businesses to expand operations without the hassle of hiring and training additional staff.

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How To Do Accounts Receivable Reconciliation

Nanonets

Reconciling accounts receivable involves comparing the balances in the accounts receivable ledger with supporting documentation, such as invoices, receipts, and customer payments. This process helps identify discrepancies, resolve outstanding balances, and maintain a clear understanding of the company's financial position.