Deposits, card on file, and progress payments get collected at the points in the job where the customer expects to pay.
Money collected without the chase
Receivables aging past thirty days is a financing problem the business did not agree to fund.
Payment Collection, defined plainly.
Reminder sequences escalate in tone and channel, with a human step before anything reaches collections.
Financing options present where the ticket size warrants, keeping approvals inside the sales conversation.
From build to daily operation.
Set collection points
Deposit, milestone, and final payment terms by job type.
Make paying easy
Links by text and email, saved cards, ACH, and partial payments.
Escalate reminders
Sequenced nudges with tone that changes as the invoice ages.
Report receivables
Aging by customer, job type, and crew with cash forecasting.
Industries running this system.
- Remodeling
Progress billing tied to phase completion.
- Construction
Schedule of values billing with lien waiver tracking.
- Plumbing
Point of service collection on repair work.
- HVAC
Financing on replacement tickets keeps deals alive.
- Roofing
Insurance proceeds and deductible collection track separately.
- Cleaning
Recurring autopay reduces the monthly chase.
- Property Management
Tenant charges and owner disbursements stay separate.
- Med Spas
Packages and memberships bill on their own cycle.
Systems that pair with this one.
- SolutionBusiness Process Automation
- SolutionCustomer Portals
- SolutionReporting & Dashboards
- SolutionAutomated Follow-Up
Other pieces that ship on a first build
Scope drives the number. Systems, trades, and custom pieces are all listed on the pricing page.
Questions owners ask about this.
Which payment methods?
Card, ACH, and financing partners integrate with the processor already in use.
Is the reminder tone controllable?
Escalation language gets written and approved before anything sends.
Does it sync to accounting?
Payments, fees, and deposits reconcile into QuickBooks or the ledger in use.