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SunSystems Collect is a comprehensive, structured debt collection management system.
SunSystems Collect allows for the:

  • Maintenance of unlimited contacts, addresses and categories.
  • Ageing of unallocated transactions according to user defined bands.
  • Listing of tasks by collector, action required or diary dates.
  • Management of unlimited notes against accounts.
    • All future actions can be tracked by user or by action.
    • All collection documents, letters, spreadsheets etc, can be stored in a debtor note.
  • Maintenance of unlimited tailored collection letters and standard correspondence.
  • Linking of transactions to actioned notes.
  • Summarising of account statistics.
    • Powerful statistics will ensure the appropriate response by your collection staff to any situation.
  • Splitting of SunAccount transactions to allow instalment payments.
  • Drill down to integrated external systems for supporting sales invoice reprint.
  • Reduction in debtor days. A positive Return on Investment (ROI) should be a motivation when deciding on software. With SunSystems Collect, the ROI can be quickly measured. For example:
  • Balance of debtors * (number of days in sales period/value of sales in sales period)
    Debtors balance = 2,800,000
    Sales in quarter = 6,000,000
    Number of sales in sales period = 90
    DSO = 42 days
    Target DSO 35 days (a reduction of 7 days) gives a cash inflow of $466,667

  • Continuous thread of discussion with your debtor ensures that your collection staff are not wrong footed and their energies are focused on moving the collection process forward.
  • Store all notes against a debtor and also attach the applicable transactions to the note.
































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