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Red Flags, Slow Payments, and Collection Secrets

Your Virtual Credit Manager

In our case, we found our readers had an affinity for articles on identifying collection risks and the best ways of dealing with past due balances. Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash ) We are therefore providing you with an overview of three very popular articles along with links to the originals.

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What Triggers Your Collection Efforts?

Your Virtual Credit Manager

If all your customers paid promptly — by the time the invoice was due — you would not need to do any collection work. Collections is a reactive process. The amount of collection activity with which you are tasked is directly proportional to your customers’ payment habits.

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Four Goals Guaranteed to Improve Cash Flow

Your Virtual Credit Manager

Hopefully, that is why you are reading Your Virtual Credit Manager. If, however, there are unpaid invoices that have been allowed to go beyond the 90 day mark, you have a serious collection problem. In most cases (90 percent or more), we find the customer has a valid claim and deserves a credit.

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Divide and Conquer Your Past Due AR

Your Virtual Credit Manager

This misguided search for a singular understanding applies to many things, including collecting Accounts Receivable (AR). Optimal Collection results are achieved by utilizing different collection techniques with different types of customers. How do you determine which customer types merit which collection protocols?