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6 ways AR automation software can improve your order-to-cash process

1 year 7 months ago
If your accounts receivable team is working harder than ever to collect payments and preserve cash flow, it may be time to automate your accounts receivable management. Here are six things you can start doing today to improve team productivity and reduce days sales outstanding (DSO) – and how accounts receivable automation software can help. 1. Evaluate your accounts receivable status. To make informed decisions and prioritize collection efforts, it helps to understand which customers present…
Commerce Bank

City of St. Louis partners with longtime local nonprofit to replace Cure Violence program

1 year 7 months ago
The city of St. Louis selected a new community violence intervention provider on Thursday. The city announced a partnership with a nonprofit already committed to the well-being of families across the city: Mission St. Louis. The decision comes months after a callout to see who would take on the city's violence intervention initiative known as “Cure Violence St. Louis." The initiative started in 2020, administered by the St. Louis Department of Health, which hired local nonprofit Employment Connection…
Travis Cummings

Mini-pitches to be installed around St. Louis region by City SC

1 year 7 months ago
St. Louis City SC has partnered with two organizations to install 11 mini-pitches to provide safe places for kids to learn and play soccer. City SC, American Family Insurance and the U.S. Soccer Foundation have teamed up to install the mini-pitches across the St. Louis region. The project is set to be completed by the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The mini-pitches are small, customized, hard court surfaces that are suited for organized soccer and pickup games, a press release said. They will be constructed…
Alli Hebel

St. Charles water treatment plant reopens after shutdown over ammonia levels

1 year 7 months ago
A water treatment plant for the City of St. Charles is providing drinking water again, after a shutdown earlier in the week. In a statement Wednesday, the city said its Elm Point Water Treatment Plant returned to operation after getting the OK from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources and confirming the results through independent testing. Earlier this week, the city said the level of free ammonia in the raw groundwater, which is vital for disinfecting the water, had suddenly dropped for…
Sam Clancy