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Collections: who to chase today

Every overdue account, ranked, with its next step: a reminder, a call, holding new orders, a final notice. Calls and promises are kept on the account.

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The collections worklist is an add-on. It ranks every customer with something overdue by what they owe, how late it is, how they usually pay and promises they've broken, and gives each one its next step.

The steps

  • Reminders first, on Autopilot's schedule (Settings → Autopilot).
  • Call them once the oldest unpaid invoice is past your call day (45 days unless you change it), or as soon as a promise is broken.
  • Hold new orders at your hold day: they wait for Finance to release them.
  • Final notice at your final day: their statement, with a pay link per invoice, under a firm note and a date to pay by.
  • Still unpaid two weeks after the notice: decide what's next.

What's in dispute doesn't count toward any step. An open promise to pay holds the account, and Autopilot's reminders, until the promised day and a few days' grace.

On each account

Open a customer to log a call (and the promise it ended in), record a promise, add a note, snooze it, hold new orders or send the final notice. Their history shows every reminder, statement, call, promise (kept, broken or replaced), payment and reply in one timeline.

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