Share your case
Provide debtor identity, claim value, invoice dates, current status and copies of the records available.
OUR METHOD
A clear path from unpaid invoice to the next decision.
Evidence first, structured engagement next, and informed client approval at every material decision.
THE SIX-STAGE WORKFLOW
Structure at every stage. No one-size-fits-all tactics.
Some matters move straight to reconciliation or a payment plan. Others need more evidence or an entirely separate legal assessment.
Review the commercial trail
Our team checks invoices, ledger, delivery, part-payment records, relevant communications and obvious gaps.
Agree the engagement plan
Discuss case suitability, proposed follow-up, responsibilities and written commercial terms before engagement.
Contact and reconcile
Communicate professionally with the debtor and work to isolate admitted sums, disputed items and payment obstacles.
Track payments and commitments
Record promises, instalment dates, receipts and proposed settlements. Material concessions require the client’s approval.
Close or evaluate next steps
Document recovery or settlement. If appropriate, separately consider legal escalation with an independent advocate.
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CASE PREPARATION
Better documents support better decisions.
Gather the records below where available. If part of the claim is disputed, include both the dispute and your response.
Transaction proof
Tax invoices, purchase order or contract, delivery challan, e-way bill or proof of completed service.
Receivables position
Updated ledger, debit and credit notes, payments received, balance confirmation and ageing analysis.
Engagement history
Reminders, email or WhatsApp communication, objections, part-payment commitments and relevant acknowledgements.
Important: A website enquiry is not confirmation that a matter has been accepted. The team must first assess suitability and agree terms. CredEnd does not guarantee recovery, and advocate services are handled separately.