Boldr AI

Credit to cash automation

Get paid sooner, with less chasing.

Credit managed as risk, collections ranked by value, payments applied by rule and disputes fixed at their cause.

100,000+
collection contacts a month
US$2.4M+
annualized value
DSO
measured first
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1The problem

Why cash arrives late and payments sit unapplied

Credit is negotiated as price, not managed as risk.

Sales grants longer terms or a higher limit to win the order, nobody prices the days of financing, and weak payers get the same credit as reliable ones.

Collectors call whoever comes first.

Collectors work the aging report top to bottom or call the customers they know, so a large risky balance waits while small ones get chased.

Payments wait for someone to read remittances.

Transfers land without invoice references and an analyst opens remittance emails to match them. Until then the customer looks overdue and may get a collection call.

2How it works

How Boldr AI manages credit risk and collections

  1. 1

    Credit by risk

    Limits and terms by class.

  2. 2

    Collect by value

    Amount, age, risk, promise history.

  3. 3

    Apply by rule

    Payments matched without reading.

  4. 4

    Fix disputes at cause

    And feed them back.

3What you get

What the C2C redesign delivers

Credit policy matrix

Payment terms and credit limits set for each risk class, with who can approve an exception, so sales negotiates inside a policy finance owns.

Cost of credit

The financing cost of the days you actually take to collect, by customer and segment, so a longer term gets priced like the discount it is.

Collections strategy

For each cell of amount, age and risk, the channel and cadence to use, from an agent reminder before the due date to a collector call.

Cash application rules

A five-step hierarchy for matching payments to invoices, so receipts apply by rule and analysts see only the ones no rule can place.

Dispute taxonomy

Every dispute coded by cause, with an owner and an SLA to resolve it, and each cause fed back upstream so the same dispute stops returning.

C2C block in CFO tower

DSO, promises to pay and open disputes in one view of the CFO tower, where broken promises are flagged and escalated to a collector.

What runs it:CFO

Next step

Scope your first C2C sprint

Define the scope in minutes. We turn your answers into a focused Value Discovery Sprint.

Scope your sprint
in three questions.

Pick the capability. Your answers tell us where a Value Discovery Sprint would look first; a value consultant comes back with a proposed scope.

1What capability do you want to focus on?
2How many ways does an invoice get processed across your entities?
3Who owns an invoice exception?
4How many days to close the month?

Your readout

Your answers shape the scope.

A sprint would likely look first at:

  • Invoice scenarios to retire
  • Exceptions by cause
  • Days lost in the close

A value consultant replies within one business day.

Questions

Do Boldr AI collection agents negotiate with customers?

No, Boldr AI collection agents send reminders and payment links and capture promises to pay. Negotiation and hardship cases stay with people, and a broken promise is escalated to a collector with the contact history attached.