ArrearsReceivables desk
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Receivables · live ledger

Invoice desk

Review overdue invoices, understand the schedule, and choose the next action. Nothing posts from this view.

Overdue invoices—Still unpaid after due date
Actionable schedules—Current inputs and eligibility pass
Needs review—Unresolved or stale inputs
Last successful sync—No schedule date yet

Open invoice book

Choose an organisation to load its synced invoices.

Invoice / customerDueOutstandingInterestSchedule
Choose a connected organisation to begin.

Separate invoice · human approval

Ledger actions

Preview an interest charge from the current server schedule, approve the exact preview, then post in a separate step.

Prepare a charge

Select an actionable invoice from the invoice desk.

Only the invoice, posting date and account code are sent. The server derives amounts, dates, contact, rule version and any FX pin from the current scoped schedule.

Stored charge records

Use the saved record for posting, reconciliation and reversal.

Choose an organisation to load charge records.

Effective-dated customer terms

Interest rules

Preview how a rule affects current invoices, save a draft version, then explicitly apply it to schedules.

Draft a rule

Jurisdiction and rate basis are always selected explicitly.

A new version will not silently rewrite approved or posted schedules. Retroactive application remains an explicit choice.

Stored rule versions

Current status and apply actions are shown from the server records.

Choose an organisation to load rules.

Shared sender · scheduled follow-up

Reminders

Create a customer rule, preview its wording, then activate it. Delivery state is shown from the saved ledger.

New reminder rule

Rules begin inactive. Activation is a separate action.

Use addresses supplied for this customer. Separate multiple addresses with commas or line breaks.
Whole days from 0 to 90, up to ten unique offsets.
Quiet window

Reminder rules

Activation is explicit and can be withdrawn.

Choose an organisation to load reminders.

Delivery ledger

Checking email mode…

Choose an organisation to load delivery records.

Optional customer-owned identity

Sending domain

Register a domain, publish the exact DNS records, recheck verification, and send a test only to its owner address.

Register a domain

Shared sending remains the explicit fallback.

Domain records

Status and provider instructions returned for this organisation.

Choose an organisation to load domain records.

Choose the sender

Custom sender actions require a verified domain and an eligible plan.

Safe test

A test is restricted to the registered domain owner. Checking email mode…

Multi-organisation controls

Practice tools

Select client organisations, maintain reusable rule templates, and preview branding against a real schedule.

Client organisations

Switching clears pending approvals and previews.

Loading linked organisations…

Rule template

Templates use one explicit jurisdiction across selected customer targets.

Targets for preview

Select eligible client customers after organisations load.

Organisation identity

Branding changes presentation; the shared sender and legal source text stay intact.

Account rights · retained history

Data & access

Export records, disconnect access, or request organisation data deletion. Historical records and provider credentials have separate controls.

Export this organisation

Downloads contain the records available to your account for the selected organisation.

Deletion request status

A completed request cannot be resumed; an incomplete job can.

Choose an organisation to check its deletion status.

Disconnect this organisation

Credentials are wiped; retained history remains available for export.

Disconnecting stops new work for this organisation. It does not delete existing records. You can reconnect later.

Delete organisation data

This starts the account-scoped deletion process for the selected organisation.

Export anything you need first. A partial job keeps its progress and can be resumed; retained financial records are not silently erased.