Receivables agent
The reminder goes out on day one, not when someone remembers.
How it works
- Drafts the reminder in the tone you already use
- A different note at fifteen, thirty and forty-five days
- A person sends it; nothing leaves on its own
Track overdue invoices, reconcile deals and review recurring spend. Prepare reminders and reports for your finance team to approve.
The invoice that was never raised
The reminder that went out three weeks late
The tool still billing a team that left
None of it is anyone’s job until the quarter closes and the number is short.
The reminder goes out on day one, not when someone remembers.
Every won deal has an invoice, or a name beside the gap.
The subscription nobody uses stops renewing quietly.
A discount past policy reaches finance before the customer.
The filing date arrives with the workings attached.
Monday’s cash position, in sentences, before the meeting.
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Today
Collections
Chased when remembered
Books vs CRM
Two different numbers
Spend
Found at renewal
Filing
A scramble the week before
With the agent
Collections
Drafted on day one
Books vs CRM
One, written back
Spend
Flagged before renewal
Filing
Prepared on the calendar
Ledger, CRM and bank feed, read-only.
Invoices to deals, payments to invoices.
Overdue, unbilled, past policy, due to file.
The reminder, the escalation, the return data.
A person sends, signs and files.
Where it stops Read-only against your ledger by default. It never sends a reminder, applies a credit or files a return on its own — it prepares, and a person approves. Where a match is doubtful it asks rather than writes.
Invoice raised and matched to its deal.
A gentle reminder, drafted in your tone.
Statement drafted, a call requested.
Escalated to your director with the history.
Off the ladder. A person takes it over.
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AI agents and automations running in our own production
No. It drafts the reminder in the tone of the ones you already send, with the invoice and the days overdue filled in, and a person sends it. Escalation follows the ladder you set — a different note at fifteen, thirty and forty-five days — and each step is still a person’s click.
The ledger you already run — Zoho Books, Tally or an ERP with an interface — plus your CRM and, where you allow it, the bank feed. It reads by default. Write-back into named fields is a separate permission.
It asks. Names in a ledger and names in a CRM rarely agree, so it matches by evidence, writes only the confident matches, and puts the doubtful ones in front of a person with its candidates listed. In case of doubt it never picks.
No. Totals, ageing and pending amounts are computed from your records, the same way every run, and the working is shown. A model writes the reminder and the digest around them. Nothing numeric is generated.
It prepares. The return data is assembled on the calendar with the inputs it could not find named, and your accountant or CA files it. It replaces the scramble the week before, not the professional who signs.
In your systems, on your infrastructure or a cloud region you choose. Bank-feed and ledger credentials never leave your estate, and write-back is scoped per field — an agent allowed to update an invoiced total cannot touch a payment.
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One export, your ledger, a list of what to chase. That is a small enough first step to say yes to.
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