Accounts Receivable and Credit Policies Management

Course CodeFI00050

Available Dates & Locations

This course is available in multiple locations and online. Choose the most suitable date and delivery method.

Kigali

Dates

Kigali

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€6,350
Manama

Dates

Manama

Venue / Hotel

Diplomatic Area 317, Manama | | Bahrain

Duration
1 Week
Price
€4,725
Madrid

Dates

Madrid

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
Barcelona

Dates

Barcelona

Venue / Hotel

La Rambla, 128, 08002 Barcelona, Spain

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
London

Dates

London

Venue / Hotel

82 - 83 Eccleston Square, Pimlico, London SW1V 1PS, UK

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775

Course Overview

A significant portion of a company’s working capital is often tied up in Accounts Receivable (AR), creating potential liquidity and cash flow risks. This course is designed to strengthen participants’ knowledge and practical expertise in AR management, enabling them to improve cash collection efficiency while maintaining healthy credit sales and strong customer relationships.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

  • Develop effective credit policies that meet a company’s objectives
  • Use billing best practices techniques
  • Employ effective collection policies
  • Partner with the sales force for the benefit of the company
  • Evaluate the accounts receivable process and implement best practices
  • Apply tools and techniques to effectively monitor AR performance

Who Should Attend

  • Accounts receivable department managers
  • Credit managers
  • Accounts receivable (AR) staff
  • AR and revenue accountants
  • Credit officers
  • Billing and collection clerks
  • Accounts receivable specialists
  • Accounting professionals
  • Finance professionals
  • Operations professionals interacting with AR and credit functions
  • Sales professionals dealing with credit and customer accounts

Course Outline

  • Credit department responsibility
  • Credit department mission and objectives
  • Roles and responsibilities
  • Procedures and performance measurement
  • Factors affecting credit policies
  • The five Cs of credit
  • Non-financial factors affecting credit decisions
  • Outline of a credit policy
  • Review of new accounts
  • Re-evaluation of existing accounts