Live Webinar

How to get guaranteed access to working capital, and predictable cash flow, even when tech budgets are tight and resource is scarce

Liberate working capital to invest in your 2023 initiatives, without taking on debt, or adding headcount.

What the webinar covers:

This webinar reveals a unique approach to liberating working capital. An approach that doesn’t require a long ramp-up period for implementation, excessive resource allocation, or upfront capital investment. One that delivers financial results quickly, and transfers collection risk and operational ramp-up effort to us.

This allows you to focus on what is important.

Investment in technology and your team is not optional in today’s volatile climate. The challenge is making sure you spend your time, and budget, doing the right things. Things that allow you to continue to drive business growth, and keep your team engaged and focused.

Join our 20-minute webinar to learn how Corcentric can guarantee access to working capital, and predictable cash flow, without the need to add any additional headcount or technology debt.

What you will learn:

  • How to permanently unlock working capital by next quarter, quickly and without risk
  • How to free up resources and scale without recruitment
  • How you can get all the benefits of implementing the latest technology, including new levels of data visibility, without the wait

Join the webinar at 10am BST Wednesday 19th April

Presenter:

Sophie Pope
Corcentric

Sophie Pope, Director, EMEA, Corcentric

Sophie has over 20 years’ experience in the Procurement and Finance change management space, specializing in harnessing data-driven insights to lead people, improve process, and deliver multi-million-pound savings through Digital Transformation. Sophie has worked with a huge range of organisations, from SMEs though to FSTE100, with notable names in Pharma, Manufacturing, Transport, Retail and Financial Services. Sophie regularly talks at industry events on understanding value of aligning Procurement, Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable functions.