Bill.com provides a platform for businesses to manage their financial operations, including bill creation and payment, invoicing, expense management, and budget control. The platform automates tasks related to accounts payable and receivable, making financial processes more efficient and transparent. Unlike many competitors, Bill.com also offers access to credit lines, ranging from $500 to $5 million, along with its software services. The company aims to streamline financial management for small to medium-sized businesses and accounting firms, generating revenue through subscription fees and transaction fees for payments made on the platform.

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The S&P 500 is in a raging bull market. It's up 26% in 2024, which followed a 26% gain in 2023. It hasn't delivered back-to-back annual gains that strong since 1997 and 1998 during the dot-com internet bubble.Large technology stocks like Nvidia and Apple are driving those gains. However, many tech stocks at the smaller end of the spectrum (which sit outside the S&P 500) haven't performed quite as well. Some still haven't reclaimed their all-time highs from a few years ago.Workiva (NYSE: WK) and Bill.com (NYSE: BILL) are two examples. Their respective stock prices are sitting 28% and 73% below their best-ever levels from 2021, but they have posted gains in 2024 and could carry that momentum into the new year.The majority of the analysts tracked by The Wall Street Journal have assigned the highest-possible buy rating to both Workiva and Bill.com

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BILLBILL is a financial operations platform for small and midsize businesses to help them control their payables, receivables and spend and expense management.‍August Aiono is a mid-market account executive at BILL. Founded in 2006, BILL provides financial automation software for small and midsize businesses in hospitality as well as many other verticals, with more than 400,000 customers around the world.The company's solutions are used to manage financial workflows, including payables, receivables and spend and expense management.In a presentation as part of the Launch competition at The Phocuswright Conference last month in Phoenix, August Aiono, a mid-market account executive at BILL, explained more about the company's expense and budgeting capabilities. Aiono shared details about how BILL offers the ability to creat eand manage budgets on a mobile device, including putting controls in play and automating accounts payable.He also discussed how the company is leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning to add efficiencies and reduce processing times. Watch the full presentation below. BILL - Innovation: Launch at The Phocuswright ConferenceVIDEO

Bill - Launch Pitch At The Phocuswright Conference 2024

New research from Goldman Sachs shows muted artificial intelligence (AI) use at American companies. Just 6.1% of businesses are using AI to produce their products or services, according to research by the banking giant cited in a Seeking Alpha report Sunday (Dec. 15). That’s up from 5.9% during the third quarter. Finance and insurance companies showed the highest rate of AI adoption, while information, manufacturing and education companies reported decreased AI adoption

Goldman Sachs: Just 6.1% Of American Companies Using Ai

No business wants to get paid slower. No one wants to park their financial operations with a larger company. And no one wants to pay more fees for banking and financial products. Yet, that’s the situation many small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) find themselves in. Their business ecosystem is often limited to what they know and what they think they can afford to expand. PYMNTS Intelligence found that only 5% of larger SMBs have digitized their payment processes, despite recognizing the value of doing so

Bridging The Gap: Connecting Small Businesses To The Broader Business Ecosystem

Now that’s a rally. In what was inarguably the most explosive five trading days of its history, the FinTech IPO Index surged 22.5%, and now stands more than 68% higher year to date. And a key part of the stellar performance can be attributed to a single name

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BILL is adding a 1099 form filing solution to its financial operations platform for small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs). The new 1099 Filing lets SMBs and their accountants prepare and file their 1099 forms using the same platform they use to pay and manage their vendors throughout the year, BILL said in a Tuesday (Dec. 10) press release. “With BILL, businesses can now handle this critical component of tax season with ease and get back to what they do best — serving their customers,” Ariege Misherghi, senior vice president and general manager of AP, AR and accountant channel at BILL, said in the release

Bill To Add 1099 Filing Solution To Financial Operations Platform

Pier Capital LLC makes new Investment in BILL Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:BILL).

Pier Capital LLC Makes New Investment in BILL Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:BILL)

BILL Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: BILL) (“BILL”) today announced that it has priced $1.25 billion aggregate principal amount of 0% Convertible Senior Notes d

BILL Announces Pricing of Upsized Offering of $1.25 Billion of 0% Convertible Senior Notes Due 2030

The senior notes, a form of debt, can be converted to cash, common stock or a combination.

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There’s an upcoming deadline for companies in the United States. Many firms and corporations created or registered to do business in the U.S. must comply with new regulations Jan. 1 implemented by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). Businesses classified as “reporting companies” must provide the government with beneficial ownership information (BOI) or “identifying information about the individuals who directly or indirectly own or control a company,” according to a FinCEN FAQ on the subject

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