by Ruth De Bruyne | Aug 27, 2020 | credit management, credit risk
Company credit scores are more important than ever. The financial crisis triggered by COVID-19 is having a major impact on businesses, leading to higher credit risks, more defaults and even bankruptcies. Analysing a customer’s credit score gives you an insight...
by Ruth De Bruyne | Jul 7, 2020 | client case, credit management, international
Client case: Kinepolis Everyone knows the Kinepolis star logo. It is the largest cinema chain in Belgium and with more than 110 branches worldwide, the chain also plays an important role globally. But the daily film screenings are only part of its business...
by Ruth De Bruyne | Jun 4, 2020 | cashflow, credit management, factoring
Press release: iController takes first step towards AI-driven cashflow forecasting with innovative On Demand Financing Ghent, 4 June 2020 – iController is the first to integrate ‘On Demand Financing’ into its software. It is a development of KBC to pre-finance...
by Ruth De Bruyne | Apr 27, 2020 | cashflow, credit management
Together with KBC, we optimize credit management of companies Last month, we started our collaboration with KBC. From now on, KBC will introduce the iController software to customers who want to optimize their credit management. Our common vision is that the future...
by icontroller | Jan 20, 2020 | credit management, credit risk, robotic process automation
RPA: the key to successful credit management Robotic Process Automation – in short RPA – is a technology based on virtual software robots. In combination with artificial intelligence, RPA is often used as a successful tool for credit management. What is RPA? RPA...
by icontroller | Nov 29, 2019 | artificial intelligence, credit management, credit risk, liquidity
Credit risk: what is it and how do you manage it? Credit risk is the risk of financial loss a company may suffer when a client isn’t capable of meeting his or her obligations related to invoices., Well thought-out credit risk management is essential to avoid not being...
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