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How it works

From overdue to paid.

Five stages, one continuous cycle: invoice, follow-up, conversation, commitment, payment.

How it works

From overdue to paid.

One simulated account, start to finish.

  1. Overdue

    $8,450

    43 days

  2. Sarah contacts customer

  3. Customer

    “We'll have it paid Friday.”

  4. Promise to pay

    $8,450

    Friday

  5. Friday — no payment detected

  6. Sarah follows up automatically

  7. Payment detected

  8. Paid

    $8,450

    Closed

  1. 01

    Connect

    Connect your accounting system.

    QuickBooks — planned integration

  2. 02

    Scan

    Sarah analyzes your receivables and identifies accounts requiring attention.

  3. 03

    Approve

    Choose who Sarah can contact and establish communication and escalation rules.

  4. 04

    Work

    Sarah follows up, interprets responses, tracks commitments and escalates exceptions.

  5. 05

    Get paid

    See payments and the revenue Sarah helped recover.

Simulated workflow with demo data. Accounting integrations are in private development and nothing connects to your books today.

Interactive product demo

Watch Sarah work an overdue invoice.

Step through a simulated account, from first follow-up to payment received.

Interactive product demo

Simulated account

ABC Builders

Invoice #1847 • $4,850 • 37 days overdue

Day 1

Sarah sends a friendly email.

To: john@abcbuilders.example • Subject: Invoice #1847

Hi John,

I'm following up regarding invoice #1847 for $4,850.

I wanted to make sure it reached you and see whether there's anything you need from us to get it processed.

Thanks,
Sarah
Accounts Receivable, Demo Construction Co.

Simulated workflow. Demo data shown.

ROI calculator

What could better follow-up be worth?

Estimate the time and labor your team currently spends chasing payment.

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6 hrs
Monthly staff time on follow-up
26 hours

About $727 per month in labor.

Annual administrative cost
$8,729
Tied up in overdue invoices
$34,000

40% of your outstanding receivables.

Your current collection problem

  • $34,000 overdue
  • 26 hours/month spent following up
  • $8,729/year estimated administrative follow-up cost

Imagine giving Sarah the repetitive work.

Put Sarah to Work

Estimates based on your inputs. Paid360 does not project recovery amounts.

You did the work.

Let Sarah get you paid.

Start with a free analysis of your receivables. No credit card, and no one contacts your customers.

Paid360 is currently in development. Early-access members will be contacted as integrations become available.

See what you're owed — free.

Free A/R Analysis