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Report: TreviPay and Murphy Research Explore Shifts in Buyer Preferences Since 2023
Shifting expectations around payments, automation and experience are reshaping supplier relationships. AI advancements and economic changes have changed what buyers want from suppliers.
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Resources
- Expert insightWhat’s Changing in B2B Payments for 2026Key Takeaways The role of B2B payments is expanding.
- Expert insightThe Hidden (and Not-So-Hidden) Costs of Managing Trade Credit In-HouseFour hidden costs of running trade credit in-house, from operational drag to compliance risk, technical debt and opportunity cost, that the P&L does not show.
- Expert insightAre You Running a Credit Program, Or Is It Running You?Shows how an in-house credit program drains finance teams through cross-border compliance and tech overhead, and what changes when you stop running it yourself.
- Expert insightCrossroads Live Sydney: Conversations That Matter and a Few That Surprised MeThe host's recap of Crossroads Live Sydney: fragmented B2B payments, digital transformation, trust and loyalty, and real-time payments and PayTo.
- Expert insightAdapting to Volatile Markets by Keeping an Eye on the Long “TAIL”Lessons from COVID for handling tariffs and volatility, with one payments example: raise credit lines for buyers whose order values jump overnight.
- Expert insightGlobal Expansion Strategy: A Guide for Expanding Cross-Border eCommerceThe benefits and pitfalls of selling across borders online, and how to plan a global expansion strategy around regulations and regional customer preferences.