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Accounts Receivable

About this service

Getting an invoice out the door is only the first step. The money still needs to come in.

InfyWorx provides outsourced accounts receivable support to help businesses stay on top of customer invoices, outstanding balances and payment follow-ups. We handle the administration around invoicing, payment allocation, account reconciliation and debtor follow-up so your internal team is not spending every week chasing overdue accounts.

The goal is simple: keep your receivables organised, improve visibility over what is outstanding and make the process of getting paid more consistent.


What does an accounts receivable service cover?

Accounts receivable is the process of managing money owed to your business, from issuing invoices through to recording payments and following up outstanding balances.

When invoices are delayed, payments are not allocated correctly or overdue accounts are left untouched, your cash flow can become harder to manage.

Our outsourced accounts receivable service gives your business a defined process for invoicing, payment tracking, reconciliation and follow-up.


How does accounts receivable work?

A good accounts receivable process starts before an invoice becomes overdue.

Customer and invoice information needs to be accurate, invoices need to be issued on time, incoming payments need to be allocated correctly and outstanding accounts need to be monitored.

We work around your existing processes and agreed payment terms to keep receivables moving from invoice through to payment and reconciliation.



What's included

  • Invoice preparation: Customer invoice information prepared and processed according to your agreed billing requirements.
  • Invoice issuing: Invoices sent through the agreed channels so customers receive the information they need to make payment.
  • Payment tracking: Outstanding invoices monitored against agreed payment terms so your team can see what has been paid and what remains due.
  • Payment allocation: Incoming customer payments matched and allocated against the appropriate invoices and accounts.
  • Accounts reconciliation: Customer accounts reviewed against invoices, payments and outstanding balances to identify discrepancies.
  • Outstanding invoice monitoring: Open invoices tracked so overdue accounts do not disappear into the background.
  • Payment reminders: Follow-up communications managed according to the agreed process and customer payment terms.
  • Overdue account follow-up: Outstanding accounts followed up consistently, with unresolved matters identified for further action.
  • Customer account queries: Invoice and payment queries identified and communicated so discrepancies can be resolved efficiently.
  • Credit note and adjustment support: Relevant credit notes, adjustments and account changes processed according to the agreed workflow.
  • Debtor reporting: Accounts receivable information and outstanding balance reports prepared to give your business visibility over amounts due.
  • Communication and support: A clear point of contact for accounts receivable questions, payment issues and process changes.

Effectiveness

Know what is owed before it becomes a problem

A long list of outstanding invoices is much harder to manage when nobody has a clear view of what is due, overdue or already paid. Consistent receivables administration keeps that information visible.

Fewer invoices get forgotten

Invoices can be easy to overlook when the same team is also managing customers, operations and finance. A defined follow-up process keeps outstanding accounts on the radar.

Payments get allocated correctly

Knowing that a customer has paid is only useful if the payment is correctly allocated to the right account and invoice. Consistent allocation and reconciliation help keep customer balances accurate.

Your cash flow becomes easier to understand

Accounts receivable gives management a clearer picture of money that is expected to come in, what is overdue and where follow-up may be required.

Less time chasing customers

Payment follow-up is repetitive and can take valuable time away from your internal team. Outsourcing the administration gives your staff more time for work that requires their attention elsewhere.

Better customer account records

A clean receivables process makes it easier to answer questions about invoices, payments and outstanding balances without searching through emails and spreadsheets.

A receivables process built around your business

Every business has different customers, payment terms and billing cycles. We work around your existing invoicing process, customer information and approval requirements so accounts receivable fits the way your business operates.

One contact instead of chasing outstanding invoices

You get a clear point of contact for receivables administration, payment queries and outstanding account issues. Your team does not have to manage every follow-up themselves.

How it works

  1. Review your receivables process

    We look at how invoices are currently prepared and issued, how customer payments are recorded and how overdue accounts are followed up.

  2. Agree the AR workflow

    We establish the process for invoicing, payment allocation, reconciliation, reminders, overdue account follow-up and reporting.

  3. Organise customer and invoice information

    Relevant customer records, payment terms and outstanding invoice information are organised so each account can be managed consistently.

  4. Process invoices and payments

    Invoices are prepared and issued according to the agreed schedule, while incoming payments are recorded and allocated against the appropriate accounts.

  5. Monitor and follow up

    Outstanding invoices are reviewed against their payment terms. Where follow-up is required, reminders and account communications are managed according to the agreed process.

  6. Reconcile and report

    Customer accounts are reconciled and agreed receivables reports are prepared, giving your team a clearer view of outstanding balances and payment activity.

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