IPayX Teams with ARM Solutions to Offer Soft Collections
Internet Payment Exchange (IPayX) is proud to announce its newest partnership with Ventura, California based Accelerated Revenue Management (ARM) Solutions. ARM will be capable of offering soft collection capabilities through one of IPayX's many types of services. This soft collections feature can be added as an option, that will present an IPayX user with the ability to recover late payments, that are between 60 to 300 days overdue, before they become bad debt. To read the full press release, click here.
To learn more about ARM Solutions, view our business partners section or visit their website at www.armsolutions.net.
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