News: Westpac simplifies & streamlines lending ops with Dancerace
We’re thrilled to announce that Dancerace has partnered with Westpac Banking Corporation to revolutionise the bank's invoice finance system.
We’re thrilled to announce that Dancerace has partnered with Westpac Banking Corporation to revolutionise the bank's invoice finance system.
Leading invoice finance and ABL platform Dancerace has welcomed industry veteran Nick Rees to its’ global management team, to help chart the company’s growth as it delivers its new technology roadmap for lenders.
UK lender Skipton Business Finance has chosen Dancerace ABL software to power its fast, flexible and friendly invoice finance services.
Lenders understand the power of Open Accounting. Greater efficiency; reduced risk; an improved borrower experience. It all sounds great. The problem is making it all happen. Most lenders have too much to do already. Adding a new type of Open Accounting-enabled product is not something many have time for.
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For banks and lenders, choosing and implementing the right software systems is difficult. Knowing where to start is key. We advise banks and lenders to consider eight areas of their business before they begin their search for new workplace technology.
We’ve put Open Accounting at the heart of our vision for the complete, connecting commercial finance lending OS – and banks and lenders worldwide are realising the power of enhanced automation and data transparency for their businesses and borrowers.
For banks and lenders offering receivables finance products, our eSync product type combines the speed and simplicity of invoice discounting with factoring-level visibility and a streamlined borrower experience. This article is designed to help lenders and banks understand if eSync is right for them and their clients.
Google "Open Finance" and you’ll be flooded with info on Open Banking. Rightly so.
Picture the scene. You’re the owner of a small business. You started factoring your invoices two years ago. You chose your factor because they offered a decent cost of capital and made it easy to start borrowing. You simply connected your accounting system to their online system and they did the rest.