Insights
Proof, and the thinking behind it.
Case studies from finance teams running Surepayd, with the numbers they actually moved. What we think about working capital and order-to-cash. And the security pack your InfoSec team will ask for before anything gets signed.

Case study
Ricoh New Zealand
They ran it on their own ledger first.
Ricoh New Zealand put Surepayd through its own accounts receivable before offering it to anyone else. Their internal auditors then ranked it the best cash matching system they had seen in twenty years, inside the Ricoh Group or outside it. The partnership that followed now takes it to New Zealand enterprises.
- 97% Automated cash matching
- Minutes Bank reconciliation, from hours a day
- #1 Across 20 years of Ricoh Group audit
- 80% The next best system audited

Case study
L'Oréal
The credit team got smaller. The payments got bigger.
L'Oréal A/NZ sells to salons, pharmacies and clinics: thousands of small businesses, each with their own terms and their own opening hours. Six years after going live with Surepayd, payment volumes are up by more than a third, inbound calls have fallen by 85%, and the credit function runs with fewer people than it did in 2019.
- +40% Payment value collected
- +36% Payments received
- –85% Inbound customer calls
- –30% Days sales outstanding

Working capital
When six people own the disputes, nobody does.
A disputed invoice is the single biggest roadblock to collecting commercial debt, and most disputes are not stuck because anyone decided they should be. They are stuck because nobody can see them, and because the people being asked to chase them are not the people who can resolve them.
Resources
What your team will ask for.
Security pack
SOC 2 Type II report, penetration test summary, data residency and the answers your InfoSec team will ask for.
Request itIntegration overview
Which ERPs we connect to natively, what bidirectional write-back covers, and how a connection is scoped before it is built.
Read itWhat the platform does
The four capability clusters, module by module, with the outcome each one is measured on.
Read itYour industry
How the same working capital problem shows up differently across seven sectors, and what changes in each.
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