Collections
Get paid faster, without chasing invoices
Once you turn on the Collections agent, it starts collections the day an invoice is overdue and brings your team in only when an account needs a decision.
Agent at work
The Collections agent chases for you
It sends reminders on your schedule, and hands a person only what needs one.
2 dunning steps waiting, $16,300
Chases what is late on your schedule.
Escalates only what needs a person.
$1.15M collected in June
Reads users
Quern Selvedge Inc
Reminder sent for INV-6077
Windrow Chicory Inc
Day 21 statement sent for INV-7288
Receivables
32 open invoices, $526,400, 16 days to collect
How overdue invoices get chased
Reminders start the day after it is due
With the Collections agent on, each overdue invoice enters its reminder sequence the morning after it is due, unless a disputed payment or a pause holds it.
06:00
on 1 July, the first reminder for an invoice due 30 June
Most overdue cash comes back on reminders
Reminders clear most overdue balances before anyone is assigned.
82%
of overdue money recovered before anyone was assigned
Each reminder firmer than the last
A day-one nudge and a day-21 statement to accounts payable are different messages.
3
automatic reminders before a person takes over
What it saves
DSO down from 32 days to 16
June 2026 in the example workspace, against June 2025.
$526,400
more cash in hand than the same receivables held at last year's 32 days
93.1%
of what fell due in June collected: $1,148,000 of $1,233,100
$318K
of Q3 collections brought 3 weeks earlier by the Collections agent's July plan
When a person steps in
In June, 14 invoices went past due and 2 needed a person. The reminders worked the rest.
Three automatic steps, then a person
Reminders at day 1, day 7 and day 21, then a named owner at day 45.
- Sequences differ by balance size
- A payment stops the reminders straight away
- A disputed payment holds the sequence for review
Where one overdue balance sits today:
- Invoice
- INV-7288
- Customer
- Windrow Chicory Inc
- Amount
- $18,900.00
- Due
- May 31
- Step
- Day 21 · statement sent to the AP contact
Where the $203,500 past due went
$203,500 went past due: day 1 · reminder −$89,500, day 7 · second notice −$48,800, day 21 · ap contact −$28,500, day 45 · named owner −$16,300, still open $20,400.
82% cleared before anyone was assigned.
You get the cases worth your time
The account arrives with its history attached, so you decide instead of piecing it together.
- Messages and payments on one timeline
- Owner assigned with balance, terms and history
What the reminders brought back in June:
- Collected
- $1,148,000
- Share of what fell due
- 93.1%
- Past due
- $203,500 · 38.7% of receivables
- Escalated to a person
- 8% · $16,300
Of the $203,500 past due, what reached a person
- Cleared before anyone was assigned$166,800 · 82%
- A named owner took it$16,300 · 8%
- Still open$20,400 · 10%
The 8% is the work left for you.
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