Following up on invoice #2026-114 for $8,400, now 10 days past due. If it's already on its way, thank you and please ignore this. Otherwise, you can pay here in two clicks.
Best,
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Automations / Cash & Collections
Three automations that work together: polite reminders that chase overdue invoices, a cash report every Monday, and a 13-week forecast that warns you before a tight week. Connected to QuickBooks, Xero or Odoo, running on your own server.
Monday cash report is ready. Closing balance $87,750. Lowest point ahead: week 7.
Hi Sarah, a quick reminder that invoice #2026-114 for $8,400 was due on Oct 19. Here's the link to pay.
Client A is 18 days late on $30,000. If it slips two more weeks, week 7 drops under your safety floor.
Invoice #2026-109 marked as paid. Reminder sequence stopped automatically.
You notice late payers when the bank looks thin, then write awkward emails one by one.
You log into the bank and the accounting software, and still aren't sure what's really available.
Payroll week arrives and you find out it's tight on the day.
Hours a month spent chasing, copying and checking.
Lowest point in the next 13 weeks: week 7
Three weeks to build, thirty days to tune with your real data. Your part takes about two hours in total.
You create your server and accounts with a guide, then connect your accounting software and Slack with one click. No passwords shared.
you: about an hour
Reminder wording, timing and who gets the report. You approve every message before anything is sent.
you: 30 minutes
The 13-week forecast is built from your real invoices and bills, with your safety floor.
you: one call
Thirty days of adjustments with real data. Then my access is removed and you get a short guide.
it runs without me
fixed · quoted in writing before I start
timeline counts from the day your accounts are connected
I don't host or keep your data. My access is temporary and removed at handover.
No. It reads from your accounting software and shows the results in your own dashboard. You keep working exactly as you do today.
The system sends them from your own email, in your wording, on the days you choose. You approve the text once before anything goes out.
No. Your accounting software and Slack connect with one click through their official sign-in, to a system in your name. I never see those passwords.
On a server and accounts in your name. Nothing is copied to my systems, and my access is removed at handover.
Not to me. You pay your own providers (server, automation and AI accounts) directly, at their price. The setup is a one-off fixed price.
About three weeks to build, plus thirty days of tuning with real data.
Tell me how you invoice today and which software you use. You'll get a fixed quote in writing within two business days.