Today
23 accounts want an answer
The agent has already worked the book this morning. It handled most of it alone and left 4 decisions for you.
Outstanding
$230,756
$191,956 of it past due
Recovered this month?Recovery rateRecovered money as a share of everything the agent has actively worked - recovered plus still-overdue. It answers the only question that matters about a collections tool: when it chases, does the money arrive?
$32,450
31% of everything chased
Commission earned?CommissionArrearly earns a percentage of money it brings back, not a flat subscription, so the business only makes money when yours does. The rate is set per invoice and typically runs 6-8%.
$5,568
Our cut, only on what comes back
Decisions without a human?Decisions without a humanOf every decision the agent has made, the fraction it executed with no person in the loop. This is the number that says how much work the agent is actually taking off your desk, rather than merely queueing up for you.
91%
1 decisions made today
Hours saved?Hours savedEach decision the agent carries out with no human in the loop stands in for the manual work of reading the account, deciding the step, drafting the message, sending it, and logging the outcome. We estimate that at nine minutes per decision and multiply by the number of autonomous decisions. It is an estimate, held deliberately conservative.
6 hrs
41 decisions the agent handled alone
Aging spine
27 open balances, oldest at 94 days
Hovering
Point at a tick
Last fourteen days
$8,350 recovered
6 days to settle, on average
2 days with a payment · best day $5.4K
Work queue
Ranked by money at risk?ExposureThe work queue is ranked by exposure, not by age or size alone. A high risk score on a small balance matters less than a moderate risk on a large one, so exposure multiplies the two together - it is the amount of money genuinely in jeopardy on each account. The agent spends its attention from the top of this list down.
$18,400
Risk 91 · pays 38 days late
$26,500
Risk 63 · pays 15 days late
$9,000
Risk 94 · pays 21 days late
$11,900
Risk 68 · pays 21 days late
$14,000
Risk 54 · pays 15 days late
$14,750
Risk 38 · pays 9 days late
Decisions
What the agent did, and why
One day outside the grace window on a 42-month account that has never gone beyond eight days. The cheapest correct action today is to wait.
6 days past due on a mixed account. A gentle reminder that assumes the invoice was simply missed is the right opening move.
Forty-six days past due and climbing. A split offer is the next rung, but $11,900 against a customer with a 62 reliability score sits close to the review line.
Paid in full ahead of the promised date. Closing the file.