Accounts Payable: From Accounting to Management

Course

Length

5 Days

Type

Classroom

Course ID

AFBL1101
VenueAvailable Date
Dubai12-07-2026
Istanbul13-07-2026
Milan13-07-2026
Paris20-07-2026
Amsterdam20-07-2026
London27-07-2026
Singapore27-07-2026
Dubai02-08-2026
London03-08-2026
Amsterdam10-08-2026
Milan10-08-2026
Singapore17-08-2026
Kuala Lumpur17-08-2026
Barcelona24-08-2026
Istanbul24-08-2026
Paris31-08-2026
Singapore07-09-2026
London07-09-2026
Dubai13-09-2026
Barcelona14-09-2026
Milan14-09-2026
Amsterdam21-09-2026
Kuala Lumpur21-09-2026
Istanbul28-09-2026
Paris28-09-2026
Paris05-10-2026
Barcelona05-10-2026
London12-10-2026
Kuala Lumpur12-10-2026
Dubai18-10-2026
Istanbul19-10-2026
Amsterdam26-10-2026
Milan26-10-2026
Singapore26-10-2026
Barcelona02-11-2026
London02-11-2026
Milan02-11-2026
Dubai08-11-2026
Kuala Lumpur16-11-2026
Amsterdam16-11-2026
Istanbul23-11-2026
Singapore23-11-2026
Paris30-11-2026
London07-12-2026
Barcelona07-12-2026
Dubai13-12-2026
Kuala Lumpur14-12-2026
Amsterdam21-12-2026
Milan21-12-2026
Istanbul21-12-2026
Singapore28-12-2026
Paris28-12-2026

How many organisations lose valuable time and resources because their Accounts Payable processes are reactive rather than strategic? Late payments damage supplier relationships, errors create financial risks, and manual systems drain efficiency. What should be a critical support function often becomes a source of stress and uncertainty for both finance teams and the wider business.


The Accounts Payable – From Accounting to Management course by LPC Training tackles these challenges directly. Over five intensive days, participants will explore the essential role of AP in financial health, learn how to apply accounting principles accurately, and discover how to build stronger vendor management practices. The programme also examines how automation, internal controls, and data analysis can transform AP from a purely transactional process into a value-adding function.


By blending technical foundations with leadership skills, this course equips delegates not only to manage the numbers but also to lead their teams with confidence, reduce risk, and contribute strategically to their organisation’s financial success.