What are late payments costing you?
Working capital, borrowing cost, team hours, and growth you can't fund. Enter your numbers.
Every figure here is modelled from what you typed in. Fifteen minutes against your real aging report will tell you how close it lands - or send this to whoever signs off.
Questions, answered
First it works out your overdue balance: monthly billing weighted by how late invoices run, then narrowed to the share that actually goes past due, since invoices still within terms are the normal working-capital cycle rather than a cost. Three lines are charged against that balance. Team hours: roughly 6 hrs/week per person plus 17 minutes per invoice at their loaded cost, from the Chaser 2026 AR Report and Versapay/Wakefield 2023. Cost of the cash being out: a 22% reinvestment return forgone, charged once rather than double-counted alongside a borrowing rate. Never collected: write-offs rising with age from 1% to 6% of billing against a ~2% B2B average, with 60% attributed to collections. The full breakdown and sources sit under the result.
Any invoice that's past its due date and not yet paid - plus the ones stalled in a dispute, waiting on an internal approval, or sitting on a broken payment promise. It's revenue you've earned that hasn't turned into cash on time.
Chase smarter, not harder: pause reminders on disputed invoices and pending commitments so you stop chasing customers who already raised an issue, apply cash the day it arrives, and catch slow-pay drift early. That's what Bruvora Receivables is built to do - show where each dollar is blocked and what the next move is.
Stop financing your customers' late payments.
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