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They look at your accounts receivable.
And then it's literally as simple as pressing one button to say, "Yes, I would like to get an advance on my receivable." So again, what they're doing is taking the financial product itself and taking so much of the friction out of what you do to kind of apply and qualify and use it and embedd it into kind of your day-to-day working experience or your social experience.
receivable, inventory, equipment, equipment, buildings
But you can also but you also have, um, accounts receivable, inventory, um, equipment, equipment, buildings.
PhaseShift, which is building agents to automate accounts receivable, took this approach.
Faceshift, which is building agents to automate accounts receivable, took this approach.
One thing to say about that though is the oracast transmission will only be receivable by Fender headphones.
One thing to say about that, though, is the Auracast transmission will only be receivable by Fender headphones.
Two technical terms in accounting are among the most common collocations for this accounts payable and accounts receivable.
Accounts receivable are payments that a company is owed but has not yet received.
Most of the company's assets consist of accounts receivable from very risky customers and until they are paid, it's hard to be sure of their actual value.
Most of the company's assets consist of accounts receivable from very risky customers,
Today we're going to look at accounts receivable.
Now, today we're looking at accounts receivable.
And what they are going after is the accounts receivable market.
And for listeners who maybe have never thought about, like, AR, accounts receivable, basically, you know, this is when someone owes you money, you know, in an enterprise context, and
Now, there's something called factoring where you can sell the invoice, you can actually sell the receivable.
That's very, very—actually, it's not usurious because it doesn't—like, credit laws don't apply because you're selling a receivable.