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Why Manual Accounts Receivable Fails: The Hidden Revenue Drain Every Business Faces

Tarek Alaruri

Tarek Alaruri

CEO

March 10, 2026

Why Manual Accounts Receivable Fails: The Hidden Revenue Drain Every Business Faces

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Walk into any AR department and you'll see smart, highly skilled professionals stuck logging into customer portals, chasing payments through endless email threads, and manually matching invoices. The result? Companies lose up to 5% of EBITDA to this inefficiency.

The Hidden Costs Add Up

The Technology Breakthrough

Traditional AR software tried to help, but it never solved the problem; instead it just gave humans slightly faster ways to click buttons. The paradigm shift was AI. For the first time, technology can actually take on the complexity of AR: learning customer patterns, handling exceptions, and completing entire workflows without a person stepping in.

Tarek Alaruri

Tarek Alaruri

CEO

Tarek grew up in Michigan and wrestled at Indiana University while working blue-collar jobs. At Total Quality Logistics, he discovered most past-due invoices stemmed from clerical errors requiring endless manual work—the exact problem Stuut now solves autonomously. After co-founding Fairmarkit, he started Stuut, which delivers 40% revenue improvements in days, not months.

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