Structured case management for overdue invoices — from case review and debtor verification through amicable collection, with legal escalation handled by licensed partners when needed.
The longer an invoice remains unpaid, the harder it typically becomes to recover — and the more important it is to manage the case in an organized way rather than sending occasional reminder emails. Without a structured process, evidence gets scattered, deadlines get missed, and your negotiating position weakens over time.
Recovering a receivable isn’t just about being firm — it’s about verifying the debtor’s current status, organizing your documentation, and following a consistent process that keeps pressure on without unnecessary escalation. And when a case genuinely requires legal action, it needs to move to a licensed partner with a properly prepared file, not start from scratch.
Steps 1–3 are carried out directly by ExportWay. Step 4, where necessary, is handled through our network of licensed legal and collection partners — ExportWay does not itself provide legal representation or regulated debt-collection services.
Submit the invoice, amount, due date, and any correspondence with the debtor.
We assess the case and verify the debtor’s currently available details.
We begin structured, documented amicable collection.
If amicable collection doesn’t resolve the case, we refer it to a licensed legal or collection partner and coordinate the handover.
Possible paid add-ons: handling of multiple invoices with the same debtor as one coordinated case; translation of correspondence or documents.
An organized collection case file, a documented record of the amicable collection process, and — if the case is escalated — a clear handover to a licensed partner with your file already prepared.
Typical turnaround: communicated once your case is reviewed and confirmed in your quote.
No. We manage the process and pursue appropriate channels, including licensed partners — but recovery outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
We refer the case to a licensed legal or collection partner suited to the debtor’s jurisdiction, with your file already prepared, and quote their fees separately for your approval.
Yes. Client and transaction data are handled confidentially and used only for the purpose of the requested service.