What would the Collections agent be worth to you?
One agent, out of eleven. This shows what the collections workflow puts back on your books each year.
Chases overdue receivables, drafts reminders, and updates your Ledger.
How many bills you send customers each month.
Enter the average invoice value in dollars, such as 4,200.
Average days between invoicing and getting paid. If unknown, most SMBs are 45 to 60.
Industry average is 2 to 4%.
Cash freed per year
$74,266
Value created by the collections workflow.
Days to get paid
52 days → 36 days
30% faster with agent-run follow-up.
Bad debt written off
$120,960 → $60,480/yr
Escalation ladders catch problems before they age out.
Collections agent cost
$1,788/yr
Standalone. Included in Growth plan and above.
Payback period
1 month
Time to recover the agent's cost.
This is one agent, out of eleven. Curious what the full team unlocks? See all agents →
Get Early AccessBenchmarks sourced from IOFM, APQC, PYMNTS, and Federal Reserve data. Cost of capital assumed at 8%. T-bill yield reference: 4.8%. Adjust for the current rate. Actual results vary by customer volume, industry, and current process maturity.
How we estimate this.
The numbers are illustrative, not a quote. Real savings depend on your volume, payment timing, balances, and current process maturity.
Workflow inputs
Each tab uses the operating numbers that matter most for that agent, from invoice volume to idle cash.
Transparent formulas
We publish the assumptions behind discounts, yields, close time, writeoffs, and preventable fees.
Agent economics
Every view shows the estimated annual value, the standalone agent cost, and the time to recover it.
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