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How to create a win-win for you and your suppliers

by American Express

Managing cash flow isn’t easy. You want to hold on to your cash for as long as possible to increase your days payable outstanding (DPO), but your suppliers want to receive payments quickly.

It’s a pressure felt by businesses all over the world.

Thankfully American Express has created a white paper discussing how businesses can improve their cash flow efficiency.
Download this white paper now to learn…

  • Challenges businesses face regarding payments and invoicing
  • Resources you can use to get your capital moving
  • How to keep suppliers happy without reducing your DPO.

Click submit and you will receive an email giving you access to our content. 

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