Accounts Receivable
Give receivables a consistent follow-up rhythm.
Invoice visibility, qualitative aging, follow-up cadence, and reconciliation — without inventing collection metrics or overstating what a follow-up can do.
Operating flow
- 1Issued
- 2Current
- 3Follow-up
- 4Escalation
- 5Payment record
- 6Reconciliation
Invoice lifecycle
Responsible party
Client
Output
Invoice recorded in the receivables ledger.
Aging structure
Current
Within the agreed terms window.
Approaching due
Approaching the terms window, subject to a soft follow-up.
Past due
Beyond the terms window, subject to a documented follow-up cadence.
Escalated
Routed to the client owner for a decision on next steps.
Boundaries
- Institution does not guarantee collection outcomes.
- Legal-collection activity requires appropriate professionals.
- Disputes and credits require client decisions.
FAQ
Frequently asked
- Invoicing typically remains with the client. Institution can coordinate cadence and post follow-ups where authorized.