Fairfield, Conn., Feb. 26, 2008 -- Business invoicing has just gotten “greener” in both senses of the word, resulting in faster, higher cash inflows while saving money on postage, paper, and envelopes, with less trash.
An electronic payments company, Your Best Interest LLC, in Fairfield, CT has launched a new service called greinvoice, which allows businesses to:
The greinvoice service is protected by 128-bit SSL security. It is customized to the client’s needs with logos, colors, etc. Payment data can be downloaded to accounting systems.
“We are pleased to be able to help the environment by reducing paper mail and trash while simultaneously helping our clients receive their payments faster,” commented Marc Halpert, owner of the 6-year-old company. “Right now, the simple economics of rising postage rates and escalating paper costs, as well as an economic downturn, all make the focus on business cash flow even more important. Businesses are ready to adopt new ideas when it will improve cash flow. We priced this technology to deliver invoices and receive payment at a lower cost than snail mail, paper and envelopes, and with the rise in postage rates on May 12th, greinvoice makes sense now more than ever.”
Your Best Interest LLC has shown companies, e-commerce sites and nonprofit organizations of all sizes, locally and nationwide, numerous ways to improve their cash flow using new technologies and reduce the administrative effort and expense. The owners’ expertise in secure online payments is based on over 29 years in the financial services industry.
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Source: Company press release.
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