AGA’S SVP of Business Development Sam Fensterstock has published a blog for National Cannabis Industry Association. Committee Blog: What Should You Do If Your Customer Won’t Pay You? Sam Fensterstock, AG Adjustments Member of NCIA’s Banking & Read More …
How To Get Paid On Time And Ensure That Good Paying Customers Stay That Way
As a 3rd party collection agency, we have heard it all when it comes to why once good paying customers that were easy to work with are now past due, no longer ordering and unresponsive to Read More …
Federation of Credit and Financial Professionals to host AGA’s SVP Webinar on How to Get Paid on Time and Ensuring Good Customers Stay That way
The Federation of Credit & Financial Professional will be hosting a Webinar on November 20th given by our SVP of Business Development Sam Fensterstock titled “How to get paid on time and Ensuring good paying Read More …
The Value of Advanced Collection Agency Reporting
Does your current collection partner provide you, at your fingertips, online reporting that provides you access to every piece of information that you need to manage and review their recovery performance, and track how they Read More …
WHY DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS REQUIRE SWIFT ACTION
When an accounts receivable ages past its due date, it is vitally important to take positive action, not only to maintain a healthy cash flow but to adapt to constantly changing market conditions. In our Read More …
How to Evaluate Your Collection Agency’s Recovery Rate
At the end of each year, when you evaluate your collection agency performance, what method do you use to calculate their recovery rate and over what period of time do you analyze? We discuss this Read More …
CreditToday’s Staff Benchmarking Survey
Many of AGA’s clients participated in CreditToday’s Staff Benchmarking Survey earlier in the year and we are happy to provide you a copy of it for your review. Is your staff size appropriate? Are you overstaffed? Read More …
How to Assist Your Customers to Stay in Business after Natural Disaster
The recent outbreak of natural disasters left certain areas of the country reeling. No power, no water, and blocked roads resulted in no way to distribute product or services, and no way to collect receivables. Read More …
