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Introduction: Users want to use heavy and expensive plant and machinery without taking ownership. This is called Equipment as a Service (EaaS). Users or customers need to productively use the equipment without incurring the capital expenditure; they are obligated to pay for the periodic rent. EaaS enables lessees to use the latest technologies without incurring the upfront cost.

Introduction: The vehicle and equipment leasing industry is growing rapidly, driven by changes in government policies relating to lending by banks. Compliance remains a challenge with the introduction of accounting standards ASC 842 and IFRS 16. Manual processes are error-prone and inefficient.

Introduction: Opening a restaurant is the most exciting, but it is a capital-hungry business you could undertake. From finding the perfect location to creating your menu, there are a tremendous number of details. But before your first customer ever steps inside the door, there is one decision that is a game-changer in your business: should you rent or buy the equipment?

Introduction: Lessors have historically been slow in adopting new technologies. The rapid development of new technologies is enabling lessors to adopt these digitization tools. Lessors need to rethink their operations to differentiate what they can offer to their customers with digitization.

Introduction: The process of disbursements and payments, or payment processing, is the foundation of leasing. Payment processing his evolved from manual activities to sophisticated automation. This integrates data and systems in real time. This is diving accuracy, efficiency, and transparency.

Introduction: Most businesses require equipment and vehicles to run their core operations. To procure these assets without incurring capital expenditure is a tool organizations adopt.

Introduction: The Volatile Nature of Leasing Risk
Risk does not necessarily translate into giant catastrophes or sudden dips. Sometimes it is insidious: a delinquent lessee missing insurance renewal payment.

Introduction: The Fragmentation Problem in Modern Lease Management

In the past, managing leases was a back-office task frequently assisted by spreadsheets, various CRMs, and outdated ERP software. However, many lessors work in operational silos as a result of the leasing portfolios’ exponential growth, particularly in the areas of fleet cars, construction equipment, and industrial assets.

Introduction: A Changing Landscape for Lessors
Leasing has become a balancing act. Balancing across managing risk, customer experience, organizational profitability, and regulatory compliance. Regulations have become more stringent and complex over time………

Introduction: A Changing Landscape for Lessors
Leasing has become a balancing act. Balancing across managing risk, customer experience, organizational profitability, and regulatory compliance. Regulations have become more stringent and complex over time………