According to a recent LinkedIn post from Fazeshift, the company is positioning its platform as a way for finance teams to expand accounts receivable capacity without undertaking a full ERP replacement. The post describes a customer, AdVon, that reportedly faced slow and manual AR workflows driven by spreadsheets, email threads, and repeated follow-ups.
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The LinkedIn post highlights that, using Fazeshift, AdVon purportedly achieved a 3× increase in AR capacity per full-time employee, a 20% improvement in AR collected on time, and more than 80 hours saved per month. The content emphasizes that these results were achieved without changes to core systems or major process overhauls.
For investors, the post suggests that Fazeshift is targeting a pain point among mid-market and larger finance departments that are reluctant to replace existing ERP systems but need productivity gains. If these efficiency metrics are repeatable across a broader customer base, they could support stronger value-based pricing, higher customer retention, and potentially shorter sales cycles.
The focus on measurable outcomes such as capacity per FTE and on-time collections may also help Fazeshift differentiate in a crowded fintech and workflow-automation landscape. As shared in the post, directing readers to an AdVon case study indicates an emphasis on proof-of-value marketing, which could be important for winning conservative finance buyers and expanding within existing accounts over time.

