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Cocoa, FL stays out of hot water with utility customers, thanks to Paya partnership. The regional water utility in Cocoa, Florida serves and bills the city’s customers as well as those of six neighboring public utilities.

For B2B businesses, streamlining operations and effectively controlling costs have always been paramount to profitability. And, for this reason, ACH payments have been particularly popular in verticals like manufacturing, distribution, and the like. In this article, we’ll explore the top five reasons ACH matters and why you should put it to use in your business.

Digital Transactions reviews Paya's Q1 2022 results and earnings call, commenting on acquisitions, growth strategy, and financial performance.

Since the start of the pandemic, the percentage of AP departments that make most of their payments to suppliers via paper check has declined by seven percentage points. Incredibly, four percent of AP departments have completely quit paper checks—they pay all their supplier invoices electronically.

Crab Orchard Utility District, a water utility serving eastern Cumberland County, Tennessee, has partnered with Paya for several years. The utility relies on Paya to process electronic payments and handle paper billing.

As an ISV, providing the greatest value to your customers is key to differentiating from your competition and creating “sticky” customers. This means delivering the tools necessary to streamline workflows, lower labor costs, holistically view overall financial health, and more—all through a single application.

Indeed, many SMBs are starting to experience increased demand and new opportunities to grow their business. Some of those opportunities are just a matter of getting back to “business as usual”, while others require new investment, careful thought, and reinvention by business leaders.

Independent software vendors, or ISVs, have been among the most influential parties in this decade's payment landscape. Many ISVs that have experienced rapid growth in their payments program may be considering becoming payment facilitators, also known as Payfacs.

ETA’s Forty Under 40 highlights the gamechangers at the intersection of payments and technology. This prestigious group was selected based on their impact on the industry and professional character.