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Does our company require opening an account with Axis Bank for availing Cash Management Services?
For Collections, it is suggested to open an account with the Cash Management Banker, however it is not mandatory to open any account for pooling of Collection funds. In Payments, it is mandatory to open a current account with the Bank.
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What would be the charges?
The charges depend on case to case basis. To find the most appropriate charges for your company please send an e-mail to cash.management@axisbank.com
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How long does it take to start with the CMS from Axis Bank?
After the receipt of complete documentation it takes only 2-3 working days to begin with Cash Management Services.
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What is the documentation required?
Individual products require different documentation. Specially designed documents to reduce your executive time spent on the documentation. You can send an email to cash.management@axisbank.com and we shall be happy to reply to your query.
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What constitutes Bulk Payments? How does it work?
Bulk Payments are essentially payments involving large number of cheques payable at multiple locations across the country. The payments are effected through central uploading and issuing DD/Pay orders, directly at the payable locations.
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Can the collections/ payments and central current account be linked?
With Axis Bank, you collections, payments and the current account can be effectively linked giving you a total control on the receivables and payment requirements.
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Can the MIS be customized according to the specific needs?
All the specific requirements across business models can be incorporated in the MIS provided for all our Products.
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Are the reports available on the internet?
By using our highly secured WEB CMS and iconnect Modules you can access detailed information about your financial transactions.
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Can the information about instruments be known which was collected on previous dates?
By using our Web CMS you can drill down to 6 months old history of the cheques collected and routed through our CMS channels.
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