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Money & collections

Renewals that never sneak up

Sixty days out, thirty, seven — automatically

A renewal missed by a week is a fine and an apology. A renewal raised sixty days out is revenue, and the only reason it does not happen is that somebody has to be watching a spreadsheet of dates.

  • Watches every expiry date across every client
  • Starts early enough that the client can act
  • Tells them what the renewal will actually need
  • Remembers what happened last year

Today

Renewals noticed in the last fortnight, handled as emergencies, some missed entirely.

With this running

A steady run-up on every renewal, started early, with the requirements listed before anyone asks.

Step by step

What actually happens

  1. Assistant

    Checks which renewals fall inside the next sixty days.

  2. Assistant

    For each, reads what that service requires and whether anything is already on file.

  3. Assistant

    Drafts a message that names the date and lists what will be needed.

  4. Your team

    Approves. The client gets two months of warning instead of two weeks.

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It says what will be needed, not just when

A reminder that a licence expires is barely useful — the client knew. What they do not know is which four documents you will ask for, which is the thing that actually delays the renewal. The assistant reads the service requirements and lists them in the first message.

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It remembers last year

Long-term memory means the second renewal reads differently from the first: what was slow last time, what the client always forgets, who actually signs. That is the difference between a reminder and a relationship.

How this is put together

The same building blocks every assistant is made of. Nothing here is bespoke to this scenario.

What starts it

A scheduleEvery morning, checking the horizon

Where it runs

WhatsAppFacebook Messenger

What it can do

  • Checked the time
  • Checked the upcoming renewals
  • Read a client summary
  • Looked through the services
  • Checked what a service requires
  • Replied— needs your approval
  • Added a note
  • Made a note to remember something

What it uses

Approval gatesYour instructions libraryLong-term memory

Needs

An account running the matching industry module — the tools above come with it. See the modules

Every action above is a real capability, and every run keeps a record of which ones it used. How the engine holds this together →

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Other things it does

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Would this work for how you actually operate?

Tell us the scenario you have in mind. If it needs a building block we do not have, we would rather say so than sell you a demo.