June 25 | 11 AM - 2:40 PM ET | Complimentary
Join us for the four-part AFP Enterprise Payments Virtual Series focused on innovating accounts payable and accounts receivable processes. In this series, you’ll unlock ways to modernize and revolutionize enterprise payments with automation, AI and more.
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The ISO 20022 Deadline Is Approaching… Is Your AP Function Ready?
After over two decades of planning and preparation, migration to the ISO 20022 standard for financial messaging has finally arrived for U.S. businesses. Two critical deadlines are fast approaching for ISO 20022 conversion. While those deadlines are primarily for the banks, if companies haven’t also migrated to the new standard for their international and domestic wire payments, operations will soon become more costly and less efficient.
Embracing Automation Without Fear
Automation is not about machines taking over—it’s about making processes faster, more accurate, and less stressful. Automation handles repetitive, low-value tasks, allowing AP and AR teams to focus on more strategic work. This session will provide an in-depth look at why enterprise payments teams need to embrace automation.
Overcoming Check Challenges for AP and AR
With efforts by both the federal government and payments industry stakeholders, the days of check payments appear to be numbered. However, the United States has been trying to phase out checks for decades and they’re still in use. In this panel discussion, we will explore the challenges that check payments pose for both AP and AR teams.
11 - 11:40AM ET
The ISO 20022 Deadline Is Approaching… Is Your AP Function Ready?
After over two decades of planning and preparation, migration to the ISO 20022 standard for financial messaging has finally arrived for U.S. businesses. Two critical deadlines are fast approaching for ISO 20022 conversion – Fedwire on July 14 and Swift on November 22. While those deadlines are primarily for the banks, if companies haven’t also migrated to the new standard for their international and domestic wire payments, operations will soon become more costly and less efficient. In this session, the head of global payments for Delta Airlines provides an in-depth view of how his team converted its international and domestic payables to ISO 20022.
Key Takeaways:
- Understand why your organization shouldn’t wait to migrate to ISO 20022
- Learn what your AP team needs to do to ensure that payables are ISO 20022-ready
Speaker:
Najeem Dayisi
Director, Global Payments Strategy
Delta Airlines, Inc.
12 - 12:40PM ET
How AI Agents Will Transform Accounts Receivable
Despite the impact AI has had on transforming every function in the business, AR is still a highly manual process in most companies. This session explores how automation and AI can dramatically improve efficiencies in AR both today and tomorrow. We'll look at when we can expect the order to cash process to be fully automated, opportunities for Agents in the receivables stack, and how finance leaders can successfully automate routine tasks now while preparing their teams for future improvements in AI for AR.
Key Takeaways:
- Gain an understanding on aspects of the AR process that can be automated now
- Explore ways to position your finance team to implement future AI innovations well
Speakers:
Riya Grover
Co-Founder & CEO
Sequence
Billy Motherway
Revenue Operations Manager
Arch
1 - 1:40PM ET
Embracing Automation Without Fear
Automation is not about machines taking over—it’s about making processes faster, more accurate, and less stressful. Automation handles repetitive, low-value tasks, allowing AP and AR teams to focus on more strategic work. This session provides an in-depth look at why enterprise payments teams need to embrace automation.
Key Takeaways:
- Learn best practices for making AR more efficient
- Understand how automating key processes allows AR teams to participate in strategic work
Speaker:
Barbara Carpenter
Invoice to Cash Management
A Fortune 500 Company
2 - 2:40PM ET
Overcoming Check Challenges for AP and AR
With both the federal government and payments industry stakeholders making efforts to reduce check usage, the days of check payments appear to be numbered. However, the United States has been trying to phase out checks for decades and they’re still in use. As new payment methods proliferate, many AP and AR departments would like to do away with checks if possible. In this panel discussion, explore the challenges that check payments pose for both AP and AR teams.
Key Takeaways:
- Review how key efforts by the government and the private sector are attempting to phase out checks
- Learn how both AP and AR teams are improving processes around check payments
Moderator:
Andrew Deichler
Director, Enterprise Payments Practice
AFP
Speakers:
Todd M. Albers
Sr. Payments Consultant
Federal Reserve Financial Services
Allison Questel, CTP
Director, Treasury & Accounts Payable
Travel + Leisure Co.
AFP Enterprise Payments Virtual Series keeps payments professionals informed, relevant, and ahead of the curve. Each half-day virtual event dives deep into one topic and offers practical tips for today and long-term career development for the future.
Earning Recertification Credits
The AFP Enterprise Payments Virtual Series helps you maintain your professional credentials. This event qualifies for 3.2 CTP/CCM credits.
CTP/CCM Recertification Credits Confirmation
At the conclusion of each session, complete the Session Evaluation to receive an email confirmation of the credits earned, along with instructions for self-reporting your credits in the Recertification Resource Center at www.AFPonline.org/recert.
Individual sessions: Approved for 0.8 CTP/CCM credits
Event: 3.2 CTP/CCM Credits
CPE Credits
CPA Continuing Professional Education (CPE Credits)
This event is approved for 3.2 CPE Credits.
To earn CPE credits, CPAs must attend each session in its entirety and enter the unique CPE code for each session in the corresponding session evaluation.
Once full attendance and session CPE Code are verified, participants will receive a CPE confirmation certifying their participation and the qualifying credits by August 1, 2025.
Please note: Partial credit will not be awarded. All requirements must be met for credit to be issued.
The Association for Financial Professionals is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be addressed to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors, 150 Fourth Avenue North, Suite 700, Nashville, TN, 37219- 2417. For more information regarding administrative policies such as complaints and refunds, please contact AFP Customer Service, AFP Customer Service, 12345 Parklawn Drive, Suite 200, PMB 1001 Rockville, MD 20852, 301.907.2862, [email protected]. Website: www.nasba.org
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