Allocating oldest invoice
Automatic assignment of invoices to the oldest outstanding invoice with PolicyManager, as required by insurers. Indispensable software that eliminates manual complexity.
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Assigning oldest invoice
Optimise your financial processes and reduce risk of claims
Automatic assignment to the oldest outstanding invoice
As required by insurers, without manual complexity
Prevents premature or unjustified claim notifications
Time saving
Automation minimizes the time normally spent on manual assignment.
Accuracy
Reduced human error in payment allocation.
Risk reduction
Avoid unnecessary claims reports through accurate and timely allocation.
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CreditDevice’s PolicyManager gives me quick insight and an overview of potential risks. Transparent and clear, it allows us to better assess risks and increase coverage faster. Responsible business practices are exactly what Flexhub stands for, which is why CreditDevice is a great partner.
Kimberley van Roosendaal
Flexhub
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