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HOW IT WORKS

Six steps, no mystery.

Collections has a reputation problem because most firms operate in the dark. We run a defined sequence with defined timing, and you can see every account's position every week.

  1. 01

    Free A/R review

    We walk your past-due book with you and classify every balance into four buckets. The written assessment — including what to write off — arrives within 48 hours of the call.

  2. 02

    You pick the accounts

    Nothing is placed automatically. You choose which accounts we pursue, flag any customer relationships that need extra care, and set the ground rules before we start.

  3. 03

    First demand within 48 hours

    Each placed account gets a job-level reconciliation, then a professional written demand within 48 hours — specific invoices, specific amounts, a specific deadline.

  4. 04

    Structured pursuit

    A disciplined sequence of written demands and calls — never more than four contact attempts. Escalation beyond that, including any referral to counsel, happens only with your written approval.

  5. 05

    Weekly dashboard

    Every week you see exactly where each account stands: contacted, promised, disputed, paid, or recommended for close-out. No black box, no chasing us for updates.

  6. 06

    Trust account & remittance

    Recovered funds are held in a trust account, separate from operating money, and remitted monthly with line-item accounting for every dollar collected.

What we don't do

  • No consumer collections — commercial, business-to-business claims only
  • No harassment, robocalls, or scripts that torch a customer you may want back
  • No legal action or attorney referral without your written approval
  • No contact with accounts you've flagged as active, sensitive, or in negotiation
  • No purchasing of debt — your receivables stay yours
  • No upfront fees, retainers, or minimums — we're paid from what we recover, nothing otherwise

Start with the review.

Every engagement begins the same way: a free, written read of your past-due book. Place accounts afterward, or don't — the assessment is yours.

Get your free A/R review