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The economy is looking more and more like it is heading into a recession. And the start of recessions are bad for the accounts receivable management industry. There are fewer accounts to collect because times have been good and now people don’t have the money to pay their bills. But all does not have to be lost. With proper planning and decision-making, companies can weather this downturn and be ready for when the cycle takes a turn upward.

Sign up for this webinar to hear a panel of experts talk about the steps that companies should be taking to prepare for the difficult road ahead.

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Policies and procedures are like eating vegetables. Everyone knows they are good for you, but they are rarely the first thing that people choose to eat. Part of the problem is knowing where to start. Building a set of policies and procedures from scratch is a daunting task.

In this webinar, sponsored by Provana, a panel of experts will talk about the ways that companies can get started building their own set of policies and procedures and how to go about refining them and updating them as needed.

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As digital communications, especially email, become more popular and prevalent in the accounts receivable management industry, complying with the E-SIGN Act also becomes more important. E-SIGN facilitates the use of electronic signatures and is an essential component of electronic transactions.

In this webinar, learn the ins and outs of E-SIGN and what you need to do in order to comply with the law.

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Nobody likes security training. It can feel like a waste of time and money. Isn’t it enough to just tell people not to click on links in emails and never open attachments from people whose name you don’t recognize? Unfortunately, no, that is not enough. More must be done.

In this webinar, sponsored by Finexus Insurance Agency, a panel of experts will discuss the right way to approach security incident training, and what to do with the results of those training exercises.

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