Accounting for Supply Chain Finance is a financial practice aimed at streamlining the flow of capital between entities within an organization’s supply chain. This process involves tracking and analyzing data related to inventory, payables, receivables, contracts, compensation plans, and more across multiple partners and transactions. By understanding the financial landscape of the entire supply chain network, organizations can better plan and forecast their budgeting needs, identify trends and opportunities, and ensure all parties are meeting their obligations in a timely manner. In this way, Accounting for Supply Chain Finance helps strengthen relationships within the supply chain while promoting efficient resource management.