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Finance and Accounting

Managing the Cash Cycle via Accounts Payable Best Practices


REF : F1324 DATES: 3 - 7 Mar 2025 VENUE: Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) FEE : 5300 

Overview:

Introduction:

This training program will provide participants a leading-edge forum to significantly improve their working capital management skills. They will gain a comprehensive range of very practical and highly effective tools and approaches that can be immediately implemented upon their return to work.

Program Objectives:

At the end of this program, participants will be able to:

  • Work effectively with the fundamentals of accounts payable.

  • Understand and apply the fundamentals of effective transactional management systems.

  • Review and comment on payment methods and cash management.

  • Understand the need to incorporate risk and uncertainty into transactional processing and cash flow management.

  • Identify best practice across all industries by examining case studies from across the globe.

Targeted Audience:

  • Finance Executives.

  • Accountants.

  • Employees working within Transactional Finance, Accounts Payable or Accounts Receivable process.

Program Outlines:

Unit 1:

Accounts Payable, Financial Accounting, and the Supply Chain:

  • Accounting and financial information: Accounts Payable in context.

  • Sources of finance.

  • The supply chain.

  • Financial position and financial performance.

  • Cash flow and Working Capital.

  • Importance of Cash Flow.

Unit 2:

Achieving World Class in Accounts Payable Processes:

  • Defining Best Practice in AP.

  • Moving beyond P2P.

  • Managing Risk.

  • Principles of Best Practice.

  • End to End AP Process.

  • Defining the issues in Accounts Payable.

Unit 3:

Improving Invoice Processing and Operational Management:

  • Invoice Handling and Approval Processes.

  • Verifying invoice data.

  • Paying “low value” items.

  • How to avoid duplicate payments.

  • Making the best use of staff time: limiting telephone calls to AP.

  • Does Petty cash management belong in Accounts Payable?

Unit 4:

Harnessing Technology in Accounts Payable Processes:

  • Master Vendor File Management – getting it right from the start.

  • Travel & Entertainment.

  • Policy management.

  • Cash advances and employee reimbursement.

  • Process improvement through imaging and workflow.

  • Using the internet for AP effectiveness.

Unit 5:

Making the Payments and Maintaining the Relationships:

  • Communications & Customer Relations.

  • Payments status information for vendors and internal customers.

  • Improving Procure to Pay(P2P)Cycle.

  • Payments and Payment Solutions: Accounts Payable or Treasury?