Is E-mailing Invoices More Cost Effective?

At Copier Headquarters, our mission is to keep you running at the speed of business. To us, this means finding the machine that fits your’s offices needs and budget. Published on PIWorld.Com, the article titled “Can Paper Bills be More Cost-effective than E-bills?,” one case study found some interesting results

New customers pay their invoice on time when the invoice is received on paper, versus late payments with e-mailed invoices
There is a 30% difference in the need for payment reminders when invoices are sent by e-mail. Only 29% need reminders when there is a hard copy invoice sent
The case study showed it cost $3.25 per customer to get paid by paper invoice and $5.75 per customer billed by e-mail.

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Brent Portera

Brent has been with GoodSuite for eight years, leading revenue strategy across Managed IT, cybersecurity, print, and Cloud Phone Systems. He builds and manages the go-to-market strategy, from prospecting and pipeline creation to sales execution and coaching. His biggest accomplishment has been building and scaling GoodSuite's Managed IT and cybersecurity services.

Brent has coached soccer for 15 years, leading multiple teams to AYSO state finalist tournaments and helping players earn Division I scholarships, all while maintaining an undefeated streak across seasons.