You approve anything unusual
Odd tickets and disputes wait for your OK before they are sent or chased.
For oilfield service companies doing $5-50M a year
Then we chase every past-due invoice on that account, by email and phone, with a log you can read.
Apply for a pilot spotTicket to Cash is new. We are taking 3 companies for pilots this month. There are no case studies yet. The one-business-day promise is backed by a refund.
By email, photo or upload. Your crews close out jobs the way they do now.
Ticket and PO are checked against each other. Tickets that need your OK are held, and the clock pauses until you reply.
You add us as a user on your OpenInvoice, Ariba or similar account. We confirm how your portal handles this on the first call.
Email and phone, on the one operator account in the pilot. Every contact is logged, so you can see who was called and what they said.
Each call and email is written down, with the date and the answer.
Odd tickets and disputes wait for your OK before they are sent or chased.
The pilot covers one operator's account.
$2,500for 30 days. Then $2,000 to $3,000 a month if you keep us.
If a ticket we have is not in the portal within one business day, you get the $2,500 back. Tickets on hold for your OK don't count.
Our goal is to shorten your days-to-cash. We'll measure it from your own numbers before and after.
Ticket to Cash is run by Chris Kipp. He is your contact from the first call.
Most portals let you add a user, so you can see what we do and remove us anytime. We check how yours works on the first call.
Our goal is to shorten your days-to-cash. We'll measure it from your own numbers before and after. We are new, so this is a goal.
You do. Anything unusual is held for your OK before it is sent or chased.
Add us as a user on one operator's portal account. Then send us field tickets as they come in, along with the POs they bill against.
$2,000 to $3,000 a month. You decide at the end of the 30 days.
It takes about 2 minutes. Chris reads every application and replies within one business day.