receivable

A receivable is a promise of payment in the future according to some schedule.

I also bill regularly which means I don't have a huge amount of accounts receivable at any given time.

To me, the bigger problem is always remembering to send them, then managing the accounts receivable system, and knowing/finding out when the client is late in paying.

Obviously, that's a loan (technically, it also assigns responsibility for collecting payment to the owner of the receivable).

Even calling people to offer terms isn't profitable at 1/1200th of a $250 AT&T receivable and much of the portfolio is physically incapable of paying the two cents!

Their USP is clear - they are an accounts receivable team for getting paid on time.

No one Accounts Receivable Managemnt for freelancers is a growing need and if you can do it right would be awsome.

One lonely employee working accounts receivable, tucked away in the corner of our customer's office.

Learn and practice double-entry accounting including how to manage many accounts: payable accounts, receivable accounts.

The more advanced players support electronic data interchange (EDI), where your accounts receivable system connects to the buyer's accounts payable system.

The receivable from this search engine provider represented 66% and 69% of the December 31, 2013 and 2012 outstanding receivables, respectively.

Another potential solution might be to offer up something more fungible as collateral, like vehicles, factory equipment, accounts receivable or intellectual property.

(An early tactic to try: "Would you accept written confirmation from our accountant that we added $100k in accounts receivable in the last 24 hours and will probably add $100k in AR in the next 24 hours if we can get a credit limit increase from you?

You're much more likely to have a productive conversation with them that involves waiving the $4k than you will with Accounts Receivable.