Improve Your A/R Process, One Step at a Time
Managing Accounts Receivable (A/R) comes with ongoing challenges, from time-consuming manual processes and payment delays to rising processing costs and limited visibility into cash flow. But improving A/R doesn't always require major changes or a complete overhaul of your existing processes.
Sometimes, meaningful improvements start with making it easier for customers to pay.
Join us for an educational webinar as we explore practical ways to simplify payment collection, integrate digital payments into existing business systems, and reduce manual work without overhauling your entire A/R process.
In this session, you'll learn how to:
• Identify common A/R bottlenecks that contribute to payment delays, manual work, and operational inefficiencies.
• Explore ways to simplify payment collection through digital payment options and convenient self-service experiences.
• Understand strategies for managing payment processing costs while maintaining a positive payment experience.
• Discover where automation can make a difference, from invoicing and reminders to payment reconciliation.
• Learn how to prioritize A/R improvements based on your current processes, resources, and business goals.
Improving A/R doesn't have to be an all-or-nothing decision. Learn how small, practical changes can help simplify your payment processes today, with the flexibility to make additional improvements as your business needs evolve.
Date & Time
11/19/2026
Start Time: 11:00 AM PT
End Time: 12:00 PM PT
Location
Webinar
Sponsor
NACM Commercial Services
Instructors:
Chris Eddy and Matthew Hacker
hris Eddy is United TranzAction’s Executive Vice President for Strategic Development. He is a 30-year Air Force veteran (active and Reserve), retiring as a Brigadier General. He also retired from the FBI as FBI Miami’s Intelligence Program Manager where his program was recognized as the best of 56 throughout the FBI.
Matthew Hacker, National Sales Executive at UTA
Matthew brings over a decade of payments industry experience, including leadership roles with U.S. Bank/Elavon and Huntington Bank, where he worked closely with commercial clients to reduce processing costs, align treasury strategies, and improve accounts receivable performance.
Course Level
I - Intermediate
Credits
CEU:
0.000
CCE:
0.000
Audience
Admissions
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$0.00
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