Portfolio
See every normalized account and invoice state in one controlled working view.
Managed delivery
Run the whole receivables follow-up book with clearer control.
A complete receivables operations operating model for b2b smb finance teams handling growing invoice volume with a small ar team.
What we deliver
AR Follow-up Management
DueCurrent connects portfolio health, ageing, next-action state, promises, disputes, protected accounts, and coverage analytics without sending messages or moving money.
- One prioritized queue across due date, value, promise, dispute, and response state
- Context-aware drafts that follow a buyer-approved tone and escalation policy
- Human review for disputes, credit holds, sensitive accounts, and ambiguous payment state
The operation to run
Give the team one dependable view from record to decision.
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Ageing
Review due-period and balance bands without exposing exact values in the public site.
Next actions
Keep the buyer-approved follow-up stage and accountable role visible.
Promises
Separate reported commitments from routine follow-up so context is not lost.
Disputes
Protect disputed and sensitive accounts from ordinary treatment until human review.
Coverage analytics
Follow eligible-record coverage and unresolved states across each review period.
Common pressure points
Fix the weak handoffs, not just the latest symptom.
Invoices and promises fall through when spreadsheets, calendars, accounting, and customer records are disconnected.
Basic dunning automates the easy reminders but leaves non-response, disputes, and high-value accounts for manual triage.
Bad automation can double-send, misclassify, or use the wrong tone with an important customer.
A deliberate boundary
Useful work without taking control away.
Not included: No payment custody, debt-collection claim, autonomous credit hold, legal threat, unrestricted inbox access, or accounting write.
A useful first conversation
Bring us the operation that needs a clearer system.
Describe it in general terms. We will tell you which plan fits, what we would need, and where we would draw the line.