(Free Webinar) Still wondering if that invoice got paid?


Hey Reader,

I used to check my bank account way too often.

We'd finish client work, send the invoice, and then... I'd just wait.

Checking QuickBooks every couple days to see if payment came through. Wondering if I needed to send another reminder.

It wasn't just the waiting.

It was the mental space it took up. I'm trying to work on forecasts for clients but I'm thinking about who still owes us money.

I see the same thing with so many of the firm owners and consultants I talk to. Accountants, lawyers, designers, photographers, healthcare practices... doesn't matter the industry.

You're doing great work but you're spending hours every week chasing down payments and reconciling transactions manually.

Global Payments is doing a webinar tomorrow that walks through how to automate this entire process.

Recurring billing for retainer clients. Automatic invoice reminders.

Payments syncing straight into QuickBooks.

If you're running a professional services business and you're still doing this manually, it's worth checking out.

Set It and Forget It: How Automated Invoicing and Recurring Payments Work for Small Businesses

Tomorrow, December 11th, 2pm EST

Register here

Josh
Your CFO Guy

Your CFO Guy

NEW YORK
United States of America
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