Putting the AP in hAPpy
A weekly podcast providing fraud prevention and vendor setup training to protect the vendor master file. Immediate takeaways with actionable steps you can implement today into your vendor onboarding and maintenance process to reduce payment fraud, regulatory fines and bad vendor data. Great tips for the Accounts Payable and Procurement teams to clean-up their vendor data, clean-up their vendor processes so that they can pay the right vendor.
Putting the AP in hAPpy
Latest Episodes
Episode 411: Is Your Team Among the 99% Ignoring IRS Backup Withholding? Guest Jason Dinesen, EA
Thanks Everyone, I hope you enjoyed the 411th Episode of the Putting the AP in hAPpy Podcast where Accounts Payable teams are Empowered to Protect the Vendor Master File from Fraud. Don’t forget to check the show notes for the links...
Episode 410: Don’t Make It Easy For Fraudsters: User Built AI Agents Go Off Script With Jon Odalen
What happens when the AI agent you built to save time starts doing things you never authorized? In this episode, Jon Odalen and I explore how user-built AI agents can expose vendor PII, hand data to the wrong people that may unintentionally mak...
Episode 409: Don’t Make It Easy For Lazy Fraudsters: Check The Email Address Domain Of Change Requests
Fraudsters continue to evolve but there are still lazy fraudsters that keep using the same tactics to divert vendor payments, because they keep working. Keep listening. Check out my website
Episode 408: Don’t Make It Easy For Fraudsters: Is Your Vendor Process Ready for 2027 Nacha ACH Rules?
How confident are you that your current vendor process can avoid tomorrow’s fraud? Without a controlled vendor add and change process to avoid fraud, two upcoming Nacha rule changes will expose your organization to increased financial losses an...
Episode 407: Don’t Make It Easy For Them: 6 Steps To Eliminate Duplicate Vendors
Duplicate vendors can lead to internal and external fraud. Here is how to eliminate duplicate vendors in the vendor master file, how to prevent them in the first place, and which vendors I’ve seen that always have duplicates. ...
