Billing handoffs are inconsistent
Customer invoices, supporting documents, portal submissions, and delivery status may be split across systems, inboxes, and local teams.
MANAGED B2B RECEIVABLES OPERATIONS
ARDEM manages B2B customer billing, cash application, remittance matching, unapplied cash, account reconciliation, credits, exceptions and reporting within your existing ERP.
This service covers managed B2B receivables operations. It is not a consumer collections service. Your team retains credit policy, commercial decisions and escalation authority.
Organizations ARDEM has supported

Managed AR services built around your existing systems
ARDEM's accounts receivable outsourcing services can support selected activities or a broader non-collections AR operating workflow within client-approved ERP, accounting, banking, and customer-portal environments. Scope is built around your transaction volume, systems, exception burden, control requirements, and internal responsibilities, with ARDEM accountable for the agreed day-to-day execution.
A national industrial parts distributor needed one operating method across 34 locations and 2,633 customer accounts with open items. ARDEM centralized customer- and invoice-level activity, remittance exceptions, credits, possible offsets, approval-controlled ledger cleanup, practical automation, and weekly governance around the client's existing ERP.
Read the Managed AR Operations Case StudyThis case study reflects a broader client-specific AR scope. The service advertised on this page excludes collection and debt-recovery services.
The operating problem
Transaction volume exposes the gaps around each customer account: billing handoffs, payment matching, missing remittance, unapplied cash, credits, offsets, reconciliations, exception ownership, and reporting.
Customer invoices, supporting documents, portal submissions, and delivery status may be split across systems, inboxes, and local teams.
Lump-sum payments, partial payments, incomplete remittance, credits, and offsets create manual research and unapplied balances.
Without one owned queue, customer balances, ledger exceptions, and open decisions remain difficult to reconcile and report.
What ARDEM manages
Scope is designed around your transaction volume, systems, controls, exception burden, and internal responsibilities. ARDEM owns the agreed execution. Credit policy, customer treatment, collection activity, cash movement, adjustments, offsets, and write-off authority remain with the client unless a separately documented, approved responsibility is explicitly included - and collection services are not part of this offer.
Prepare and distribute customer invoices and supporting documents, validate required data, support approved customer portals, track delivery status, and update client systems.
Match customer payments to invoices, review remittance detail, post approved activity, and route incomplete or ambiguous items through a controlled exception queue.
Reconcile customer balances, identify credits and possible offsets, document open items, and prepare adjustment or cleanup candidates for client review.
Report transaction volumes, turnaround, unapplied cash, reconciliation status, open exceptions, and decisions requiring client action through a defined review cadence.
Financial control and governance
ARDEM manages the documented operating workflow while your organization retains credit policy, customer-relationship decisions, collection activity, cash authority, and final approval over offsets, write-offs, and ledger adjustments. Access, permissions, quality review, approval rules, and escalation paths are defined before steady-state work begins.
System access, posting permissions, approval tiers, financial policies, and responsibilities are documented before production.
Execution, review, approval, and cash-control roles are separated according to the client's operating model.
Credits, possible offsets, adjustment candidates, and write-off candidates are documented and routed for client approval before execution.
Queue reporting, exception logs, open-decision tracking, review cadence, and continuous improvement keep performance and risk visible.
Managed Accounts Receivable Services
ARDEM's managed accounts receivable services combine trained AR specialists, workflow automation, defined financial controls, exception ownership, reconciliation discipline, and operating reports. Your team retains customer, credit, collection, cash, and financial-decision authority while ARDEM manages the agreed non-collections workflow.
Illustrative workflow dashboard - not an ARDEM software interface.
How it works
Map transaction volume, systems, billing channels, remittance inputs, exceptions, reconciliations, controls, and the current operating burden.
Define scope, responsibilities, rules, service levels, quality checks, approvals, escalation paths, and reporting.
Train within approved systems, test the workflow, validate controls, and stabilize queues through a controlled launch.
Run the daily operation, report performance, resolve recurring process gaps, and improve the workflow over time.
Questions buyers ask
ARDEM can manage selected activities or a broader non-collections B2B AR workflow across customer invoice creation and distribution, portal submission, cash application, remittance matching, unapplied-cash review, account reconciliation, credit and offset review, exception handling, reporting, and governance.
No. This paid offer is for B2B accounts receivable operations and explicitly excludes consumer debt collection, collection-agency services, dunning, debt recovery, and outbound collections. The client retains all collection activity and customer-treatment decisions.
Yes. ARDEM can operate within client-approved ERP, accounting, banking, file, and customer-portal environments using documented access, permissions, workflows, and controls. System replacement is not required.
A staffing provider supplies labor. ARDEM defines and manages an agreed operating workflow with documented responsibilities, service measures, quality controls, exception ownership, reporting, governance, and continuous improvement.
Yes. Clients can begin with a focused workflow such as customer billing, cash application, remittance matching, unapplied-cash review, or account reconciliation, then expand the scope after the operating model is stable.
The client retains credit policy, customer-relationship decisions, collections, cash authority, and final approval for ledger adjustments, offsets, and write-offs. ARDEM's permissions and responsibilities are documented in the scope and operating controls.
ARDEM maps the current process, defines responsibilities and controls, trains within approved systems, tests the workflow, runs a controlled transition, stabilizes open queues, and establishes reporting before steady-state operations.
Pricing is configured around a defined statement of work, transaction volume, process complexity, systems, service levels, controls, and reporting. The commercial model is a managed-service fee for the agreed scope rather than simply purchasing undifferentiated labor hours.
Bring estimated monthly billing and payment volumes, ERP and portal details, current team responsibilities, unapplied-cash and reconciliation pressure, exception types, reporting requirements, and the activities you may want ARDEM to manage.
Take the next step
Review your customer billing, cash-application, remittance, reconciliation, exception, control, and reporting workflows to identify the best starting scope for a managed operating model.