What is receivables management? The phrase explains it all: the management of your debtors. It is the process of getting your outstanding invoices paid on time. There is always a debtor risk: the chance that your debtor will not pay on time or at all. A good accounts receivable manager reduces these risks and ensures that your invoices are paid faster so that you maintain a steady cash flow. The process starts even before you enter into an agreement with your customer. Timely, thorough, and consistent action is crucial, as is using the proper accounts receivable management software. In this article, you can read more about debtor management software.
It is not uncommon for accounts receivable management to be treated as a side task while this process stands or falls with the consistent performance of several tasks. Outsourcing accounts receivable management ensures that there is never a question of ‘not having enough time’ and guarantees that the process continues during vacations and illness. And to make things even easier for you, your data can be processed securely from any accounting software package. Are you considering outsourcing your debtor management? Then please read this article.
Optimizing your debtor management stands or falls with the right people and tools. What does that mean for you, and what can we do for you? We take care of the following for you:
The ideal customer pays your invoice neatly within the payment term; unfortunately, things often work slightly differently in reality. That’s why it’s essential to have a debtor manager who monitors this process closely and consistently.
Points of attention for a payment reminder:
Legally speaking, it is not compulsory to send a formal notice, but this is usually done. If you have sent a notice of default, the claim can already be handed over to a debt collection agency once the invoice deadline has passed.
Points of attention for a formal notice of default:
Make sure your notice of default meets the points listed below. This is evidence for a court to formally determine that negligence has occurred.
Finally: keep all correspondence safe. In the unlikely event of a lawsuit, the documents will serve as evidence.
Debtor management means relationship management. Good relationship management means communicating honestly and with personal attention, and that is what we are all about. As an extension of your organization, we tactfully contact your clients on your behalf.
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