Business Services Industry
Carlson Implements Direct Insite's Electronic Invoicing Services
Business Wire, Sept 3, 2008
BOHEMIA, N.Y. -- Direct Insite Corp. (OTC BB:DIRI.OB), a global provider of Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable automation services, today announced a multi-year contract to provide services across Carlson's multiple lines of business.
"Direct Insite's electronic invoice offerings will provide significantly reduced invoicing costs and improved customer satisfaction for Carlson," stated Deb Henry, Director, Carlson Finance. "Furthermore, the ability to process cross-business unit electronic invoices and attachments with review/release invoice workflow capability were key elements in our solution selection process."
Direct Insite Chairman and CEO James Cannavino said, "Carlson is leveraging innovative electronic invoicing tools which increase customer satisfaction, provide measurable productivity gains and improved bottom line performance."
About Direct Insite Corp.
Direct Insite Corp. e-Invoicing and workflow solutions that streamline processes and reduce costs within Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable operations. The Company's e-Invoice management services automate Procure-to-Pay and Order-to-Cash activities such as invoice validation, order matching, dispute handling, and e-payment. Direct Insite Corp. solutions are used by 7,000 corporations across 62 countries, 15 languages and multiple currencies. For more information about Direct Insite Corp. (OTC BB:DIRI.OB), visit http://www.directinsite.com
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