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Late payments report
How quickly does every UK region really get paid?
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The path to Double Zero
Is the path to zero debtors and zero work in progress possible?
Guides
What do you do when a client disputes one line on an invoice?
Find out exactly what is disputed, ask for the undisputed amount within terms, and correct the line with a credit note or revised invoice if it was wrong.
Can overseas clients pay a UK invoice in pounds?
Yes. Overseas clients can pay a UK invoice in pounds by card or international bank transfer. With a card, conversion fees usually fall on the client.
Open banking and pay by bank: how it works for invoices
Pay by bank lets customers approve an invoice payment in their banking app. How it works, where it fits, what it costs and why there's no chargeback.
In-house vs outsourced credit control
What in-house and outsourced credit control each give you, when outsourcing makes sense, and what to fix before deciding who should chase your invoices.
How do I chase a client I like without damaging the relationship?
Keep reminders about the invoice, agree the pattern before work starts and use one friendly sequence for every client, saving your own voice for a call.
How can a consultancy let clients spread a large project fee?
Take a deposit, send staged invoices or let the client pay one invoice in instalments. Each spreads the cost, with different risk and admin for you to weigh.
How much deposit should an agency take before starting a project?
There's no fixed deposit percentage for agencies. Size it to cover the costs and team time you commit before the first sign-off, then bill milestones.
How can an agency make sure retainers are paid before payroll?
Count back from payday and set each retainer's due date so the slowest payment lands in time. Direct debit lets you choose the date and plan around payroll.
Why do retainer clients start paying late after the first few months?
Retainer clients drift late as the work becomes routine, invoices change hands and payment relies on memory. Direct debit and early reminders stop it.
How should a marketing agency collect monthly retainers?
Direct debit usually suits monthly retainers best. Clients sign once at proposal stage and each invoice is collected on its due date without anyone chasing.
How do I get schools to pay my IT invoices on time?
Get a purchase order before you start, invoice the right finance contact, give each school its own bank details and time reminders around approval cycles.
What happens when a client's direct debit fails?
The bank returns it unpaid, usually for no funds, a cancelled mandate or a changed account. For an MSP retainer, act this month so it doesn't roll into next.
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