Straightforward commercial model

Pricing built around the work, not software seats.

We scope the active queue, AI voice coverage, supporting email, and human handoffs. You get a clear monthly base, a written operating scope, and no surprise per-seat math.

Base
Fixed after portfolio scoping
Outcome
Optional agreed success component
Access
No per-seat charge
Portfolio profile Draft scope 04
A plan shaped around your queue.
Active invoices347
Average overdue23 days
Voice candidates220 / mo
Operating coverage
Queue intake and normalizationIncluded
Agentic AI voice callsIncluded
Commitment and handoff recordsIncluded
Finance-team review accessUnlimited
Commercial terms
Monthly base Fixed after scoping
Success component Only on agreed outcomes
Scope before contract You see the work, boundaries, and commercial model in writing.

Three decisions, made in order

A commercial model you can explain to the whole team.

We price after understanding what the agent will actually do. That keeps the proposal simple, defensible, and tied to operating value.

01

Portfolio review

Inspect the work.

We review invoice volume, aging distribution, average balance, silent accounts, and where a real call can move the queue.

02

Written scope

Define the coverage.

The proposal names the queue, voice volume, email support, reporting, controls, and handoff responsibilities included each month.

03

Outcome terms

Align on value.

Where a success component makes sense, eligible recoveries and attribution rules are written down before the work starts.

What determines scope

Scope shapes the price.

Two portfolios with the same invoice count can require very different work. We look at the shape of the queue before proposing a commercial model.

Portfolio variables

  • Active volumeHow many invoices require action in a typical month.
  • Aging distributionThe mix of early, late, and seriously overdue balances.
  • Average balanceThe economic value and sensitivity of each intervention.
  • Account complexityContacts, entities, disputes, and approval paths involved.

Operating requirements

  • Cadence designHow many policies, aging bands, and exception rules are needed.
  • Channel mixThe balance of email, voice, and finance-team handoff.
  • Reporting cadenceWho needs visibility and how often the portfolio is reviewed.
  • Launch supportData cleanup, workflow setup, and stakeholder onboarding.

Included in every engagement

An AI agent working the queue, not access to another dashboard.

  • Portfolio intake and normalization
  • Collection policy configuration
  • Human-sounding agentic voice calls
  • Email support and cadence execution
  • Call summaries, commitments, and handoffs
  • Ongoing workflow review

Let’s look at your receivables mix.

A short conversation is the fastest way to determine fit and scope the right plan.

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