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Accounts receivable automation

Accounts receivable automation that chases invoices so your team doesn't have to.

Chasing overdue invoices is the job nobody wants, so it happens late or not at all. We connect to the accounting system you already use, send reminders on a schedule you approve, escalate old or large balances to a real person, and stop the moment a payment lands.

How accounts receivable automation works

WatchWe connect to QuickBooks or the billing system you already use and watch every open invoice.
RemindCustomers get reminders by email or text on a schedule you set, with a payment link when your system has one.
EscalateBalances past a set age or amount go to your team with the full history attached.
StopThe moment a payment posts, follow-up stops. No awkward reminder after they’ve paid.
accounts receivable automation, defined

Accounts receivable automation watches your unpaid invoices and handles the follow-up for you: scheduled reminders, escalation when a balance gets old, and a clean handoff to your team when a person needs to step in. Basic versions are a reminder setting inside your accounting software. RevUp Now AI’s version works across email and text, follows your escalation rules, sends disputes to a person, and stops the moment an invoice is paid. It’s part of a system we build and maintain for a flat monthly fee.

Why it matters

The money is already earned

The work is done and the invoice went out. Every week it sits unpaid is cash you can’t use for payroll, materials or the next job.

We don’t replace your accounting software. Your books stay where they are, and we build the follow-up around them. Reminders stay polite and sound like your office, and anything disputed goes straight to a person.

Once invoices are handled, the next leaks usually show up. Maybe some of this sounds familiar:

01

Calls nobody answered

Some jobs never start. See missed call text back.

02

Estimates that go quiet

The quote went out and nobody followed up.

03

Old leads nobody followed up

Past quotes and inquiries sitting in your CRM.

04

Review requests

Happy customers who were never asked.

Compared

Accounts receivable automation options, compared

By handBuilt-in remindersRevUp Now AI
Sends payment remindersWhen someone remembersYes, basic emailYes, email and text, in your voice
Escalates old or large balancesSometimesNoYes, to the right person with history
Handles replies and disputesYou doNoAnswers the basics, sends disputes to a person
Stops when paidIf someone checksUsuallyYes, automatically
Set up and maintained for youNoYou configure itWe build and maintain it

Built-in reminder features vary by accounting software. This compares the typical setup.

What it costs

Accounts receivable automation pricing: part of one flat monthly fee

It’s usually part of a bigger back-office setup, with a flat build fee and a flat monthly fee to run and maintain it. Month to month, no lock-in. Here’s how setup works.

Invoice follow-up often pays off first, because the dollars are easy to count. Then we take on the next bottleneck. See our writeups on plumbing collections and HVAC dispatch to invoice, missed call text back, and database reactivation.

✓Flat build fee and flat monthly fee
✓Live and working in about 30 days
✓Connected to the tools you already use
✓Maintained by us, month to month, no lock-in
Common questions

Accounts receivable automation FAQ

No. We connect to what you already use, like QuickBooks, and confirm how it connects during the consult.
We write them with you. They stay polite, sound like your office, and only get firmer on the schedule you approve.
Follow-up on that invoice pauses and it goes to a person on your team with the full history.
If your billing system supports payment links, yes. We include them in every reminder.

Get paid for the work you already did.

No pitch deck. We’ll look at your open invoices and how follow-up works today, and tell you honestly whether this would help.