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When a Customer Changes Ownership: What Should Happen to Their Credit Account?
- September 21, 2026
- Posted by: cgiadmin
- Category: Credit Management
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When a customer changes ownership, an existing credit account shouldn’t necessarily continue unchanged. Learn what credit managers should verify, when to reassess credit limits, and how to manage commercial credit risk during an ownership transition.
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Why Good Customers Stop Paying: Warning Signs to Watch
- August 20, 2026
- Posted by: cgiadmin
- Category: Accounts Receivable
A reliable customer can become a payment risk with little warning. Learn why good customers suddenly stop paying, which changes in payment behaviour deserve attention, and how Canadian businesses can respond before an overdue account becomes a serious collection problem.
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How Summer Affects Payment Cycles for Canadian Businesses
- July 6, 2026
- Posted by: cgiadmin
- Category: Accounts Receivable
Summer often brings slower payment cycles for Canadian businesses as vacations, staffing changes, and delayed approvals affect normal operations. Learn why payment timing changes during the summer months and discover practical strategies to protect cash flow, strengthen accounts receivable management, and identify collection risks before they grow.
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The Hidden Cost of Customer Concentration: When One Client Owes Too Much
- June 8, 2026
- Posted by: cgiadmin
- Category: Uncategorized
Is one customer responsible for a large portion of your revenue? Customer concentration risk can increase cash flow pressure, bad debt exposure, and collection challenges. Discover how Canadian businesses can identify warning signs and reduce accounts receivable risk before it becomes a problem.
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7 Smart Ways to Reduce Construction Payment Risk Canada During Peak Season
- May 8, 2026
- Posted by: cgiadmin
- Category: Uncategorized
Construction payment risk in Canada increases significantly during peak construction season. Learn how contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers can improve cash flow, reduce delayed payments, and protect their business with smarter receivables management strategies.