What Does the Prompt Payment Code Mean for my Small Business?

What Does the Prompt Payment Code Mean for my Small Business?

Late payment is a real problem for small businesses, with the COVID-19 pandemic only amplifying this over the last twelve months. The Prompt Payment Code (PPC) is setting out to make a difference, with companies signing up to the scheme pledging to pay on time. What is the Prompt Payment Code? The Prompt Payment Code…

Is There An Easy Way to Keep Track of Supplier Payments?

Is There An Easy Way to Keep Track of Supplier Payments?

Managing payments to suppliers can become confusing, especially if there are lots to keep track of. Like with most aspects of business finance though, careful monitoring goes a long way towards keeping things running smoothly. We explain how supplier payments can affect a business, and how to keep on top of them. Why it’s important…

Taking Payments Online and Over the Phone

Taking Payments Online and Over the Phone

Social distancing and self-isolation rules have hit businesses hard since the coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak. No face-to-face meetings or shopping might mean that your cash register or card machine have been worryingly silent….

Automated Payment Allocation with Pandle Pay

Automated Payment Allocation with Pandle Pay

We’re not ashamed to admit we’ve already had our first mince pies of the season here at Pandle HQ. But, with the welcome arrival of delicious Christmas-themed eating, come all sorts of unwelcome demands on everyone’s time. Those presents just won’t buy themselves. New automated payment allocation tool To help our users make the most…

Improving the Visibility of Invoice Payments

Latest Update: Improving the Visibility of Invoice Payments

We’re back again; we know you’ve probably missed us! This time we’ve got news of our latest update that provides users with greater visibility over their invoice payments. When invoicing customers on a regular basis it can be tricky to keep on top of which invoices have been paid, which are still unpaid – but…