Are you looking to outsource debt collection? If you don’t employ an accounts receivable specialist at your company or your accountant doesn’t offer receivables or debt collection services, then the answer should be YES!What is outstanding debt?Basically, every time you sent out an invoice to a client or customer for a service or product and thatinvoice is not paid immediately e.g. through credit card payment or services such as PayPal,

Hi, I’m Sally Proudly Australian Owned. Australian Owned is a quality badge for businesses that are owned and operated in Australia. Furthermore approved Australian Owned businesses, guarantee that all profits are reinvested into the Australian economy and do not go overseas.

Let me introduce you to the person behind the Hi I’m Sally scene. My name is Nadja and I actually enjoy chasing payment for outstanding invoices.

Unlike many other people I believe for it to be a common process if you were providing value for your customer but didn’t get paid. I do not find this situation awkward at all. Well, okay maybe sometimes.

Cashflow is the heart of everything. Especially in times of the crisis. The best way to overcome a crisis is to make things predictable in an unpredictable time or, in other words develop a strategy and structure your approach.1. Don’t get your debtor days doubled. While every business is aware that we are in the…

Let’s face it, almost every single business is affected by this crisis, one way or the other. However, when you read through Facebook or listen to the news, cash flow problems are the most common fear small business owners experience.
So, how can you make sure your business survives the storm? First, you might want to let your customers

Recent research (East & Partners) shows that the average SME waits for up to 56 days to receive their payments for services that they provided or products that they’ve delivered. Almost twice the recommended payment time of 30 days.