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Every weekday Viktor works through your unpaid invoices, drafts reminders in your tone for your approval, always asks before anything sensitive goes out and sends a Monday cash summary.

Viktor asks a few setup questions, shows you a first result, then keeps it running

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The prompt

Every weekday, go through our unpaid invoices in [QuickBooks/Xero/Clio/Stripe]. Draft a polite reminder at 7 days overdue and a firmer one at 21 days, in our tone, and give me the drafts to approve each morning before anything is sent. Once I approve a reminder stage, you may send that stage on its own, but always ask me first for anything past 45 days, anything over [amount], or anything to [clients I mark sensitive]. Flag retainers running low and missed payment-plan payments. Every Monday send me a cash summary: collected last week, still overdue, days to get paid, and any work that looks finished but not invoiced.

Words in [brackets] are yours to fill in. Viktor asks for anything else he needs.

What Viktor does

  1. Reads open invoices and the aging report (QuickBooks, Xero, Clio or Stripe)

  2. Drafts tiered reminders (friendly, firm, final) for your approval; sends a stage on his own only after you approve that stage

  3. Asks you before anything goes to a large or long-overdue client, or anyone you marked sensitive

  4. Flags retainer balances running low and payment plans that missed a payment

  5. Every Monday: collected last week, still overdue, days to get paid, and unbilled work it found

How we count the outcome

Days sales outstanding and overdue fees collected within 30 days of a Viktor reminder (USD); cash pulled forward shown as secondary. Not revenue.

Example with typical numbers, not a customer result.

Estimate, example inputs: $60,000 in overdue fees. If half is paid 20 days sooner, $30,000 arrives 20 days earlier.

Proof

Element Turf & Outdoor Solutions found $134K of invoices more than 90 days overdue on day one.
Krysta Mueggenburg, Element Turf & Outdoor Solutions (from a landscaping company)
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Works with

Needs

  • QuickBooks
  • Xero
  • Clio or Stripe

Also uses

  • Gmail or Outlook
  • Google Sheets
  • Bill.com

What it sets up

1 weekday collections task, 1 Monday cash summary, 1 skill with your reminder rules

Your first result

Your aging report and the first reminder drafts in the same conversation

Questions

No. You approve reminders first, and the prompt makes Viktor always ask you before anything over the amount you set, anything past 45 days, and anything to clients you mark as sensitive.

4.8 on G2G2 rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars

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