Webinar On New IPDF Software Demonstrates How Interactive Invoicing Will Revolutionize The Way Business Is Done

Los Angeles, CA – CTP Solutions, a leader in the development and management of receivables for business, recently announced the launch of their interactive iPDF billing technology, poised to revolutionize the way companies deliver invoices. On Wednesday, September 18th, over 100 participants, many of them representing Fortune 500 companies, attended CTP Solutions' online webinar to learn how this exclusive technology can help them save money, eliminate paper, improve their business processes, and increase customer loyalty. The webinar, which was deemed a huge success, was entitled, “iPDF Technology: Never heard of it? You’d better. Electronic Billing, CRM & Marketing.”

Jack Schachtel, president of CTP Solutions states, "Our new iPDF billing technology offers a cost-efficient, secure e-statement with no mailing costs, no print costs and it is completely interactive and customizable. Additionally, it is so versatile, it allows companies to display variable messaging to their different demographics, depending on the end user, so their customers can better interact with them in ways they never could before. iPDF technology also will allow users to chat with customer service, access their billing history, watch a tutorial, or access special offers or product promotions. In addition to that, the iPDF e-statements provide revenue-producing opportunities with advertisers. So, not only does it decrease companies' overall costs, it can also generate income with each billing cycle. All in all, our interactive iPDF billing software can lower costs, expand CRM and increase companies' customer loyalty."

With the improved look and feel a secure iPDF brings to the billing statement and invoice, plus the capability to send or receive documents electronically, corporations can present a more appealing, enhanced customer experience. Anticipated savings from using iPDF technology can be as much as 60% from the print suppression, document consolidation and bundling, which are all byproducts of CTP Solutions.

“By moving to the iPDF platform, our bank has been able to substantially reduce billing expenses while delivering, not only bank statements, but also notices to our customers,” says Bank President Phil Hamiller. “While other banks require the use of an internet format, iPDF technology delivers secure statements to our customers via email. We are very satisfied with our decision to utilize the new iPDF technology. It has generated more customer loyalty with the issuance of ‘real-time’ billing and is proving invaluable to our business customers in reconciling their accounts in a timelier manner.”

“At CTP Solutions, our mission is to deliver new and improved billing solutions that keep our customers one step ahead of their competitors,” says Jack Schachtel. "We believe that a major aspect of the customer experience is the means by which a company manages their customer communications. Our webinar on September 18th clarified how iPDF Technology can help companies increase cost savings, generate advertising revenue, expand customer loyalty and satisfaction and reduce customer attrition. We look forward to sharing this innovative technology with many companies that are looking for a better and more economical solution.”

For more information about iPDF technology, visit: www.IPDFbilling.com or call Jack Schachtel: 818 597-1222, Ext. 304, or jschachtel@ctpsolutions.com.

CTP Solutions has a 23-year history of leadership in creating critical receivable management and business processes outsource (BPO) solutions for accounts receivable, accounts payable and payroll processing applications in a variety of industries. CTP's web-based e-solutions, iPDF Technologies, and integrated print/mail solutions offer complete flexibility and customer control. By emphasizing implementation and operations simplicity, CTP provides cost-effective results which translate into lower initial costs and reduced ongoing operating expenses.

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