Ashlee has worked within the financial services industry for 18 years, from superannuation to risk insurance and now credit risk management. Having worked with Lynne on PPSR for many years, Ashlee was a founding staff member of Access Intell.
As our Chief Operating Officer Ashlee is responsible for all operations within the company. Her favourite part of the job is helping clients map out the best solution for their business. Her positive outlook, attention to detail and work ethic are what drives our exceptional service.
The best advice she's ever been given? That would be from Lynne: “If it was easy everyone would do it”.
Articles they've written:
When onboarding new B2B customers, the experience you provide sets the tone for the entire relationship. For finance teams, this process often begins with the trade credit application. It’s a critical step that can either build trust or create friction. Speed and ease are paramount. By streamlining your approach and focusing on clear communication, you can turn onboarding into a competitive advantage that enables sales success.
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The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) recently released their latest annual report for 2024-25. Access Intell has distilled all 313 pages into insights specific to credit management. Read on to learn how the ATO’s activities (including their focus on ‘strengthening debt collection’) has and will continue to impact credit management.
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The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has released their corporate plan for 2025-26. The plan covers the periods of 2025-26 to 2028-29 and sets out how the ATO will meet their commitments. Our article covers the key activities and priority areas that relate to B2B credit management including strengthened debt collection.
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The Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) have released their ‘Review of small business restructuring process: 2022–24’. The review was designed to examine this insolvency regime to see if it is delivering on its objective to reduce the complexity and costs involved in insolvency processes to help small businesses to survive. Here Access Intell summarises the key statistics relevant to creditors.
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The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) recently released their latest annual report. Access Intell has distilled all 328 pages into insights specific to credit risk management. Read on to learn how the ATO’s activities (including their return to business-as-usual debt collection and the adoption of a firmer posture towards debt repayment) has and will continue to impact credit risk management.
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Access Intell is pleased to continue our support of the Australian Institute of Credit Management (AICM) by becoming a Partner for the Queensland Division. This sponsorship is part of our ongoing commitment to supporting and advancing innovative credit management.
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Coface is a leading global expert in credit information services. We’re pleased to offer Coface credit reports and monitoring within the Access Intell platform. It's yet another addition in our quest for new global data partners, innovative data sources, and third-party integrations.
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What is data visualisation and how does it relate to credit management? Access Intell shares the benefits of data visualisation for credit risk assessment, management and analysis, and how we use it to deliver value to credit and accounts receivable teams.
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Access Intell is pleased to announce it has become the latest business approved by the Australian Taxation Office under the Disclosure of Business Debts legislation to receive tax default information. This means clients that use its online trade application and credit risk monitoring platforms will have instant access to this vital creditworthiness information.
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