Payments go late because follow-ups are nobody’s full-time job.
For an average SMB with 5 to 20 customers, a single overdue invoice can represent 10 to 30 percent of monthly revenue. When two or three invoices go late in the same period, the operational impact is immediate: payroll tightens, supplier payments get delayed, and decisions that require capital get deferred.
The root cause is rarely a bad customer. It is almost always a delayed follow-up. The invoice goes overdue on a Tuesday. The person responsible for chasing it is occupied with client work, operations, or staffing. By the time the follow-up goes out, it is 10 or 15 days late, and the payment that would have arrived with a timely nudge has slipped to the next cycle.
Enterprise businesses solve this with a dedicated AR function. Small businesses cannot justify that headcount. Chasivo provides the same collection capability without the hire. It profiles each customer’s payment behaviour, scores each invoice’s risk before the due date, drafts follow-ups calibrated to the relationship and escalation stage, and sends them from the business’s own Gmail address on the appropriate schedule.
Ad hoc follow-ups versus systematic collection.
Without Chasivo
With Chasivo
What Chasivo adds to your AR workflow.
AI follow-up drafts
Native inbox delivery
Per-invoice risk scoring
Customer payment profiling
Unified inbox
Import from any accounting tool
Three modes of automation, configurable per customer.
Copilot drafts the follow-up and holds it for review. Nothing sends without explicit approval. Appropriate for new customers, large outstanding balances, or relationships where the tone of each communication matters.
Manual keeps risk scoring and profiling active but disables all AI-generated communication. Appropriate for customers where all correspondence is handled directly by a specific person.
Set a default at the account level. Override per customer as needed. Individual invoices can be paused independently — the customer’s remaining invoices continue under their assigned mode. When a paused invoice resumes, the follow-up sequence picks up at the correct escalation stage based on prior activity, rather than restarting from the beginning.
Five report types built for business owners, not finance departments.
Customer Payment Health provides a per-customer breakdown of payment behaviour: average days to pay, reliability rating, outstanding amounts, and risk level.
AR Aging generates a standard aging schedule grouped by 0 to 30, 31 to 60, 61 to 90, and 90+ day buckets.
AI Performance tracks how AI-drafted follow-ups are performing: approval rates, rejection reasons, and response patterns.
Year-End Income summarises annual revenue by customer, status, and payment timing. All reports are exportable as PDF or CSV.