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 Delayed business-to-busine stanley cup ss  B2B  payments are a considerable source of pain for suppliers, and many are becoming more sensitive to the fact that paper-based payment methods can increase the likelihood of such aggravations. In response, companies are exploring how they can adapt their approaches to reduce these issues, with many looking beyond paper checks to speedier, digital options.聽In fact, 49% of businesses report that accounts receivable  AR  technology improved collections, according to the  Next-Gen AP  AR Digitization Report,  a PYMNTS and Transcard collaboration.聽Get the report:聽Next-Gen AP  AR Digitization Report: How A2A Payment Automation Can Help Improve Supplier Cash Flow聽 Its tempting to lay all the blame for your sky-high aging balance聽at the feet of customers who are unwilling or unable to pay, but inefficiencies in the way your organization manages its receivables also may be co stanley italy ntrib stanley usa uting to the percentage of receivables that move to collections,  Transcard CEO Greg Bloh told PYMNTS.聽Accelerating Cash Flow聽Checks sent in the mail are notoriously slow to arrive and often cumbersome to process, and such frictions can prolong the compensation of suppliers for goods and services.Corporate buyers watching their budgets may also be wary of using paper checks, as any that fail to reach suppliers on time may result in late payment penalties or bank fees to stop payment on lost checks and reissue new ones.聽Suppliers can ill afford such frictions at a time Nnxn Survey: Mobile Untapped Resource In Omnichannel World
 Square has gone global. The mobile payments startup announced in London on Thursday  Nov. 20  that its Square Register point-of-sale suite is now available worldwide and supports four languages and 130 currencies.But the international version of Register can ;t yet accept credit and debit card payments through Square   plug-in Reader or Square Stand, which currently only work in the U.S., Canada and Japan. Square has reportedly been in talks with merchant acquirers and others in the payment processing chain in Europe for at least six months, according to TechCrunch.The internationalized versions of Square Register are free and available through Apple   App Store for iOS and Google Play for Android. The app comes in English, Spanish, French and Japanese.Like the payments-powered versions, the new app provides a cloud-based point-of-sale system, with sales tracking, inventory management, digital receipts, an analytics dashboard, and support for receipt and kitchen printers, cash drawers and bar code scanners. The kubki stanley  Square App Marketplace, which offers business apps that integrate directly with Register, is also now acces stanley cup sible worldwide.Square has also begun taking orders in the U.S. for an EMV chip-and-PIN version of its Reader, which is expected to ship early in 2015. The U.S. version of the EMV Reader will reportedly use signatures instead of PINs, but if  or, more likely, when  Square launches payment processing in Europe and other  stanley fr areas, it   expected t