7-14 Connecting Credit & AR - Serrala & Credit Pulse
  • From Reactive to Proactive: Connecting Credit and AR for Better Cash Flow Outcomes

    July 14, 2026 | 12:00 PM ET
  • Disconnected credit and AR processes often lead to delayed risk visibility, inefficient collections efforts, and reactive decision-making that impacts cash flow performance.

    In this joint webinar, experts from Serrala, a global leader in finance process automation and working capital management solutions, and Credit Pulse, an AI-powered commercial credit management platform delivering predictive credit risk intelligence, will explore how organizations are modernizing credit-to-cash operations through improved collaboration, AI-supported predictive insights, and more proactive receivables strategies.

    Why This Matters Now

    As finance teams face growing pressure to improve cash flow while navigating economic uncertainty and evolving customer risk, organizations are increasingly looking to predictive insights and AI-supported decision-making to mitigate risks, improve visibility and respond faster across the receivables process.

    Key Takeaways

    • Common gaps between credit risk management and AR operations
    • How proactive visibility supports better cash flow management
    • The role of predictive insights and AI-supported decision-making in earlier risk identification
    • Strategies for reducing operational silos across finance teams
    • Practical approaches to building a more connected credit-to-cash process

    Speaker:
    Michael Koehler, Principal Solution Architect O2C Americas - Serrala
    Melanie Albert, Chief Operating Officer - Credit Pulse

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