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All You Need to Know About Batch Invoice Processing
Batch invoice processing is a method that is used to process multiple invoices at the same time. Batches may include hundreds, if not thousands of invoices, or they can consist of just five or ten. It all depends on your business.
All You Need to Know About Batch Invoice Processing
Batch invoice processing is a method that is used to process multiple invoices at the same time. Batches may include hundreds, if not thousands of invoices, or they can consist of just five or ten. It all depends on your business.
Batch Invoice: Meaning, Advantage, and Tips
Batch invoice processing is one of the primary time-saving techniques available. This is how AP and finance departments go through tens or hundreds of invoices at once.
The Only 6 Invoice Scanning Software Options You Need to Know About
There's a reason why we created another invoice scanning software tool on the market. We tested the others, liked them, but thought - this can actually be better. So, we made Affinda's invoice extractor.
What Is Invoice Data Capture and Can It Really Be Automated
Invoice data capture is the newest trending topic in AP departments worldwide. What is it, and how does it work?
Is Automated Invoice Handling with Machine Learning and OCR Really All That?
Invoice processing is a completely different beast than it was ten years ago, and today's solutions are powered by cutting-edge neural networks and intense machine learning. Here's why it matters.
OCR Invoice 101: Meaning, Benefits, and Use Cases
What is OCR invoice software, and how can it transform your business? Here's a rundown of the meaning, benefits, and use cases.
6 Reasons You Need Good Resume Filtering and Matching Software
Resume filtering and matching software can simplify your life in more ways than one. Here are six reasons you should implement it as soon as you can.
What Is a Blind Resume and How It Helps Reduce Hiring Bias?
If you've been wondering 'what is a blind resume' you've come to the right place! Here's what is it, what it does, and how to generate it.
Are Anonymised CVs the Key to Eliminating Unconscious Biases in Hiring?
An anonymized CV may be just what you need to eliminate unconscious bias at your HR department.
Top 13 Resume Parsing Benefits for Human Resources
Resume parsing can have huge benefits for human resources. Here are 13 examples.
How to Redact a CV for Fair Candidate Selection
Redacting a CV is the first step to fair candidate selection and bias free hiring. Here's how to do it.
What Does a Resume Parser Do?
Resume parsers are all the rage in HR and recruitment, but what exactly do they do?
Affinda Updates
Interview With Jeff Melton: The Story of a Legendary Coaching Style
Leadership is hard, but some make it look easy. Jeff Melton is one of those people. He’s our COO and has become a legend at the company for his unique coaching style. So, after hearing yet another one of our team members rave about his methods, we knew that we had to share this knowledge.
Say Hello to Our Resume Parser API
If you've found yourself swamped with untold amounts of applications and resumes, here is a solution that can vastly simplify your workflow: a resume parser API.
Say Hello to Our Resume Parser for Recruiters
A resume parser for recruiters can transform your work life and make data entry or sorting resumes a distant memory from your past. Here's how it works.
What it's Really Like to Work at Affinda
Hey! My name is Mat and I run marketing for Affinda. In this post I’ll be sharing with you what it’s like to work here.
New: Affinda Launches Resume Parser in Python
Have you been wishing you could find a resume parser with dedicated python client libraries to simplify your integration work? You've got it! Affinda's state of the art resume parser is now available in python, and you'll be able to connect the API with just a few lines of code.
Affinda's Resume Parser: Your FAQs Answered
We love talking about our resume parser, and here we share our answers to some of the questions we've heard frequently over the years.