10 cost-saving measures to improve ROI for invoice processing?


Businesses want to leverage the highest financial benefits from their investments. Ideally, every dollar invested in labor, technology, machinery, or other classes must produce significant returns. Companies always consider the Return on Investment (ROI) on every expense.


ROI is a popular metric used by businesses to gauge the value of their financial investment in managing their Accounts Payable processes. If they don’t see any foreseeable returns, then the likelihood of investing there comes down.

Businesses first establish what they hope to achieve, overall returns, how much they can save, and how much of it is coming their way. If they don’t seem confident in attaining their objectives within the preset budget, then they’ll likely not commit any money on that end. Let’s see what ROI a business can get from its Accounts Payable (AP) team.

Why does Return on Investment matter in Accounts Payable?

AP is a vital cog in your business, and to justify any investment in AP, companies wish to know the actual profitability of that investment. Despite the high initial investment or running costs, the averseness to invest will come down considerably if the returns look bright. The appeal lies in getting a high ROI percentage.

The average cost of a paper invoice can range anywhere between $12 to $30. However, fully-automated invoices cost just $3.50 per invoice -  Sterling

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