The Blixo Blog explores how to modernize the entire order‑to‑cash process with real AR automation and subscription management that make getting paid feel simple, human, and stress‑free. We cover everything from automating invoicing and recurring billing to managing subscriptions, streamlining collections, improving customer communication, and removing the manual work from cash application and reconciliation. You’ll learn how to eliminate clunky AR workflows, reduce payment delays, and replace outdated billing systems with something that actually works. Whether you run a service business, a SaaS company, or any B2B operation, the blog helps you build a cleaner, faster, more predictable accounts receivable workflow from invoice to cash.
Related Video Watch: Everything you need to Know About Accounts Receivable by Josh Aharonoff (Your CFO Guy) Quick Summary Key Metrics & Benchmarks - Calculate DSO using the formula: (Average Accounts Receivable / Total Credit Sales) × 365. A DSO unde...
Related Video Watch: What is Days Sales Outstanding? by Invoice Finance News Quick Summary Understanding DSO and Its Impact on Cash Flow. A low DSO (under 45 days) indicates efficient collections, while a high DSO (e.g., 60+ days) signals potential c...
Related Video Watch: Ep. #145 - Basics of the Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) Ratio by 60 Seconds of Risk with Brian Hunt Quick Summary Days of Sales Outstanding (DSO) Measures average days to collect cash from credit sales DSO = (Accounts Recei...
Related Video Watch: What is Days Sales Outstanding? by Invoice Finance News Quick Summary Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) measures the average number of days it takes a business to collect payment after a sale. A lower DSO means faster cash flow, while...
Quick Summary The Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) ratio measures how quickly a SaaS company collects payments, with lower values indicating faster cash flow. For SaaS businesses, optimizing DSO ensures liquidity and operational stability. Below is a cur...
Related Video Watch: Strategies to Reduce Days Sales Outstanding by Edspira Quick Summary Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) measures the average number of days it takes a company to collect cash from credit sales. A lower DSO indicates efficient cash flow...
Related Video Watch: 3 Sales Strategies to Increase Your Cashflow by Brian Tracy Quick Summary A Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) strategy aims to reduce the average number of days it takes for a business to collect revenue after a sale. Below is a compa...
Quick Summary Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) Measures average days to collect receivables 30–45 days (ideal range) Delays cash availability Limited to invoicing/policy changes 5–10% (manual processes) High risk of cash flow shortages Real-...
Quick Summary Here’s a snapshot of average DSO across industries, based on recent data: Median DSO Notes | | 25 days Fastest collection due to retail practices | 45 days Faster with automated invoicing | 68 days Often tied to 90-day payment t...