Reduce costs and improve efficiency with AP Automation (en inglés) - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

Bottomline is a leading AP Automation vendor; but our experience extends to hands-on running of datacentres that process near 1 million invoices per month for companies just like yours. By digitally capturing invoices you can benefit from real-time retrieval and visibility of invoices, as they are captured, validated, matched and approved for payment.

If you’re already considering AP Automation or if you want to gain better insight into the benefits, best implementation approaches and practical considerations of AP Automation, register for our webinar.

This webinar will cover:

    An introduction to AP Automation
    AP Automation Process and Practical Considerations
    Where AP Automation delivers value

Read these white papers that complement this webinar:

    The Business Case for AP Automation

    AP Automation Delivers Tangible ROI

Speakers
James Richardson
Document Management Consultant
Bottomline Technologies

James is a payment and financial process solutions expert. James has worked with organisations across all verticals and sizes for more than a decade to improve their business processes and payments strategy. Over this time, he has implemented technology solutions over varying deployment methods and scales. James heads up Bottomline’s Pre-Sales department, who work with customers as Trusted Experts.
Chris Hopper
Product Team
Bottomline Technologies

Chris is a product marketing specialist at Bottomline working on their document processautomation solutions for the management of both inbound and outbound documents. Chris has over 20 years of experience of running product marketing functions for many large organisations.
Quentin West
Document Management Sales Consultant
Bottomline Technologies

Quentin is a document management sales consultant at Bottomline and has an in-depth knowledge of document process automation solutions.
Neil Ainger [Moderator]
Financial Technology Journalist

Neil Ainger is a freelance treasury, financial services and technology business journalist. In addition to his core journalism, which has been published by numerous international titles and trade publications both on a staff and freelance basis, Neil provides a number of copywriting/editorial services to banks, technology companiesand corporate clients, including show reports/previews, web content and thought leadership articles.

Previously the editor-in-chief of the gtnews and bobguide online titles, covering treasury and fintech respectively for the Association for Financial Professionals (AFP), Neil has also worked as deputy editor at Informa's Banking Technology [1.5 years] and edited Financial Sector Technology (FSTech) magazine for five years. In addition, he has worked at Reed Elsevier's offices in Oxford [2001-2005] as a technical journalist in the Elsevier Advanced Technology (EAT) unit covering renewable energy and other engineering titles. His areas of expertise after almost 20 years in journalism include: treasury and cash management, payments, retail/investment banking, trading technology and data centres, mobile financial services, risk management, treasury technology, SWIFT, SEPA, eBAM, regulation, cloud computing, 'big data' and information security.