Credit consulting

Need help and support in training your staff?
Need help in restructuring your credit department?
Would you want to know the advantages of outsourcing the Accounts Receivable?
Are you looking to find credit ressources in education?
Are you looking on how to continue receiving credit news information regularly?
Are you looking for credit reports?
Are you looking for a collection agency?
Are you looking for helpful credit publications?
Are you looking for Credit personnel?

info@ncnjournal.com

National Credit News Inc.
145, Montée de Liesse,
Suite 201
St-Laurent, (Québec)
Canada, H4T 1T9

Tel: (514) 840-8140 or 1-800-208-2189 ext. 225
Fax: (514) 840-9006 or 1-800-831-8155

Accounts receivable management outsourcing from A to Z

Being a small, medium or large corporation, outsourcing of your credit department has many advantages such as, having a highly qualified personnel helping in minimizing the company’s costs.

For more information, please contact a consultant to analyze and make a complete evaluation of your company’s situation at:

telephone: (514) 840-8140 ext. 225 or
Email: info@ncnjournal.com

Outsourcing advantages

Maximizing your company’s cash flow

Collection calls by qualified personnel;
Knowing how to negotiate with you clients that are paying delinquently;
Also knowing that keeping the customer is of the up most importance;
Knowing how important it is to keep accounts receivables up to date which will maintain the company’s credit lines with their financial institutions.

Minimizing your company’s risks and losses with the companies you are dealing with

Evaluating the credit risks your of potential and active customers;
Credit verifications permitting to evaluate credit limits;
Releasing orders – Not being put at a risk when your customers credit limits are at a maximum;
Developing credit internal procedures;
Credit staff training;
Setting up the best credit resources needed for your Accounts Receivable department.

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