“Billing, Collections and Payments” Category
Improving Cash Flow: Bill Payment Automation Strategies
Billing statements have come a long way. Upgrades to design, such as the inclusion of color and graphics, have made statements much easier to consume. Digital printing took these changes to another level, enabling techniques such as personalization and data-driven graphics enhancements that allow billers to...
Utility Bill Design Best Practices to Improve the Customer Experience
Gas, electric, water, cable, waste management and more – almost every resident uses these utilities and subsequently needs to pay their bills. These utility billing statements provide a unique opportunity to communicate with this dedicated audience, from providing payment due and account information to...
Improve Your Customer Service By Adding SMS Text Messages
Boost Customer Satisfaction with SMS Text Messages Text messaging is one of the most innovative forms of communication developed in the Digital Age – instantly putting information into people’s hands. And It’s quickly becoming a valuable tool for businesses, with 78% of consumers saying that text...
Improve Payment Remittance and Collections with Multichannel Payments
Tips to Improve Payment Remittance for Customers In the fast-paced world of banking and finance, timely payment remittance is crucial for the success and stability of any organization. While businesses often rely on their customers to make payments, issues may arise when payments are delayed. Research...
Pay Via Text: Convenient and Secure Mobile Payments
How Do Text Message Payments Work? Text message payments are a straightforward process. Customers can pay by text message by sending a text message from their mobile phone to a number, known as a short code, assigned to your business. The payment is then added to the customer’s monthly phone bill or charged...
The Future Of Payment Processing: Exploring the Benefits of Mobile Wallets
How Digital Wallets are Changing the Way We Handle Payment Processing? In a story published in May 2014, the Washington Post reported that eight in ten people carried less than $50 in their wallets. In the months since then, there’s a good chance that statistic has increased to nine in ten. Most people...