Global trade tensions are no longer a background issue—they're directly impacting how and when your customers pay you.
With sweeping new tariffs on imports and retaliatory measures from major trade partners, companies across North America are seeing rising costs, delayed payments, and more frequent disputes. Your accounts receivable strategy can’t stay static.
You can’t control tariffs—but you can control how your AR team responds and adapts.
New U.S. tariffs—10% on most imports and up to 25% on high-impact goods like auto parts and steel—are already shaking global supply chains. Canada has responded with $30 billion in countermeasures. As costs rise and margins shrink, payment delays and disputes are becoming more common. AR teams can’t afford to wait and see. This is the time to strengthen what’s in your control: your workflows, your customer outreach, and your cash flow strategy.
In this environment, your ability to respond quickly, protect cash flow, and keep customer relationships intact speaks volumes. It’s not about reacting—it’s about showing your AR function is built for volatility.
What You’ll Take Away:
In this on-demand webinar, we’ll walk you through:
- How today’s trade policy shifts are already affecting DSO, customer behavior, and dispute volumes
- The hidden vulnerabilities in most AR workflows that become exposed during volatility
- 5 practical actions you can take now to prepare your AR team for tougher payment conditions
- A demo of Quadient AR Financial Automation to showcase how ai powered automation fits into your strategy
