The whole receivables cycle on autopilot: ageing debtors chased on the channel they answer, at the moment they are most likely to pay, and the bank reconciliation done the day the money lands.
Money you have already earned sits in someone else's account because nobody chased them at the right moment, on the channel they actually read. Chasing is awkward, repetitive, and easy to put off, so it slips, and a week's delay on every invoice becomes a quiet, permanent hole in your cash.
Then the money does arrive, and a second job begins. Matching inflows to invoices, including the messy cases where one payment covers many invoices and many payments clear one, is slow manual work that the accounting system gives up on. The ledger stays open longer than the debt did.
So we ran the whole cycle as one line. It chases on WhatsApp and email, timed to when each customer actually pays, and the day the money lands it reads the bank statement, matches it to the right invoices, and closes the ledger. The genuinely stuck accounts come back to your team, with the full history attached.
Five steps and a loop. It surfaces the debt, drafts and times the chase, reads the money in, and closes the books, then learns when each customer actually pays.
It pulls open invoices straight from your accounting system and sorts them by how late and how large, continuously, so the chase list is always current without anyone exporting a thing.
Claude drafts each reminder in your voice, polite and specific, using what that customer has paid before. It sends on WhatsApp or email, whichever they answer, and times the nudge to when they usually pay, then follows up until they do or it escalates.
It reads the bank statement, matches each inflow to the right invoices, including one payment across many invoices and many payments clearing one, and writes the closure back to your accounting system. What it cannot match with confidence comes to your team with the full trail.
The chasing and the reconciliation are connectors into systems you already run. The AI earns its keep where the work needs judgement: writing the chase, timing it, and matching messy money to the right invoices.
A 90-second walk through, from an ageing invoice to a reconciled ledger.