You filled the role.
Now close the cash gap.
A collections assistant for staffing firms. It watches your timesheet invoices, sends polite reminders on day 1, 3 and 7 past due — in your tone, with your approval on every send.
Polite. Consistent. Paid.
More consistent than a stressed founder, more polite than a collections agency — and it never forgets day 3.
average owed to a staffing firm in unpaid invoices right now.
The cadence that gets invoices paid.
What the Collection Agent does
Learn more →Day 1/3/7 triggers fire the moment a client invoice slips past due.
Friendly, firm, or both — templates written with you, not at you.
Nothing reaches a client until you say so. Loosen the gate when ready.
Payments and reminders stay in step automatically — no spreadsheet of shame.
Firm language and final notices only happen on your say-so.
Get paid first.
Then automate the rest. Collections is the fastest payback. Add the agents that answer calls, follow up leads and ask for reviews whenever you like.
Voice Agent — Answers every call, books the intake and sends the SMS — 24
7. (Add AnytimeLeads Agent — Calls and texts every new client lead in 5 minutes, then follows up. (Add anytime)
Add anytimeDispatcher — Places and routes the day — right candidate, right slot. (Add anytime)
Add anytimeCollections Agent — Chases every invoice on a polite Day 1
3Accounting Agent — Reconciles payments and keeps your managed books clean. (Add anytime)
Add anytimeReviews Agent — Asks for the five-star review after every filled, paid placement. (Add anytime)
Add anytimeMarketing Agent — Keeps you visible — social posts, local listings and SEO. (Add anytime)
Add anytimeMix and match. Still $497/mo flat — you add agents, not invoices. See pricing →
Investment is cash flow
✓ Cadence setup
✓ Tone templates
✓ Books migration
✓ Unlimited invoices
✓ Weekly cash-in report
✓ Cancel anytime
✓ Multi-entity workflows
✓ Custom approval chains
✓ Dedicated ops team
“The awkward money emails stopped being mine. We pulled 35 days of receivables back in the first quarter — and not one client relationship got worse.”
