Chases every overdue invoice, politely and on time, so you do not have to.
Get paid weeks faster, chase nothing yourself.
£42,000 overdue · 14 invoices
INV-2041 · Globex
32 days overdue“Hi Tom, just a gentle reminder that invoice INV-2041 for £8,400 is now past due. Happy to resend it if helpful.”
Kritmatta Agent active
Chasing 14 overdue invoices on schedule, in your tone
Today's activity
Payment matched, INV-2038
£5,200 reconciled, chasing stopped
1 dispute flagged to you
INV-2044 · client queried the amount
“Chasing payment is the job nobody wants. It is awkward, it is repetitive, and it always loses to more urgent work. So invoices drift: thirty days, sixty, ninety. And your cash sits in other people's bank accounts. The polite first reminder never goes out. The follow-up gets forgotten. By the time anyone chases properly, the invoice is old, the relationship is strained, and the money is hard to recover.”
Xero, QuickBooks, Stripe, or your accounting system. The agent reads what is owed, by whom, and since when.
How soon to send a gentle nudge, when to follow up, when to escalate, and the tone for each. Match how you actually talk to clients.
Every overdue invoice gets chased on schedule: friendly first, firmer over time, in your voice, with the invoice attached, addressed to the right contact.
Incoming payments are reconciled automatically. If a customer raises a real dispute or asks for terms, it stops chasing and flags a human.
Works with the tools you've already got. Nothing to move, nothing to learn.
You set the rules and tone, and you can run it in approve-first mode where every chase waits for a click, or let routine reminders go automatically. Either way you can see every message sent and step in at any point.
It stops chasing that invoice immediately and flags it to a human with the full context. The agent handles the routine chasing; people handle the genuine conversations.
Yes. It reconciles incoming payments against open invoices automatically and stops chasing the moment something is settled, so no client ever gets a reminder for an invoice they have already paid.
Takes a couple of minutes to set up. No tech skills needed.
Chases every overdue invoice, politely and on time, so you do not have to.
Get paid weeks faster, chase nothing yourself.
£42,000 overdue · 14 invoices
INV-2041 · Globex
32 days overdue“Hi Tom, just a gentle reminder that invoice INV-2041 for £8,400 is now past due. Happy to resend it if helpful.”
Kritmatta Agent active
Chasing 14 overdue invoices on schedule, in your tone
Today's activity
Payment matched, INV-2038
£5,200 reconciled, chasing stopped
1 dispute flagged to you
INV-2044 · client queried the amount
“Chasing payment is the job nobody wants. It is awkward, it is repetitive, and it always loses to more urgent work. So invoices drift: thirty days, sixty, ninety. And your cash sits in other people's bank accounts. The polite first reminder never goes out. The follow-up gets forgotten. By the time anyone chases properly, the invoice is old, the relationship is strained, and the money is hard to recover.”
Xero, QuickBooks, Stripe, or your accounting system. The agent reads what is owed, by whom, and since when.
How soon to send a gentle nudge, when to follow up, when to escalate, and the tone for each. Match how you actually talk to clients.
Every overdue invoice gets chased on schedule: friendly first, firmer over time, in your voice, with the invoice attached, addressed to the right contact.
Incoming payments are reconciled automatically. If a customer raises a real dispute or asks for terms, it stops chasing and flags a human.
Works with the tools you've already got. Nothing to move, nothing to learn.
You set the rules and tone, and you can run it in approve-first mode where every chase waits for a click, or let routine reminders go automatically. Either way you can see every message sent and step in at any point.
It stops chasing that invoice immediately and flags it to a human with the full context. The agent handles the routine chasing; people handle the genuine conversations.
Yes. It reconciles incoming payments against open invoices automatically and stops chasing the moment something is settled, so no client ever gets a reminder for an invoice they have already paid.
Takes a couple of minutes to set up. No tech skills needed.