Maintain a Steady Cash Flow
Now, BillSource offers an alternative collection channel, reaching out to debtors who want to remain credit worthy, ready to settle their long overdue accounts, and ensure your cash flow remains steady.
Value Network
- BillSource brings a network of Debt Collectors, Counsellors, and FSPs together to make money move faster. Our System of Engagement is specifically designed to bring related business activities together that fit together. Get rid of those time consuming collections activities and let the network work for you while you keep full visibility of progress collecting on late payments. Debt Counselors form part of our network and assist individuals who want to reach out and start to manage personal debt better. Our network also includes Financial Service Providers that underwrite exclusive deals to a community who are managing debt responsibly, for both the business and for individuals.
Sign-up as a Business User
More reasons to sign-up
- Become paperless and environmentally friendly
- 100% savings on printing and administration
- Affordable subscription and transaction fees
- Up to 10% saving on collector and lawyer fees
- Reach an online community ready to settle dues
- Market directly to your customers
- Offer discounts on long overdue accounts
- Automated dunning and lawyers letters
- Reduce collection period from months to days
- 100% reduction in reconciliation errors
- You are notified every time when you log in
- Secure environment with full system audit trails
- Update your profile when your details change
- Vet future Business Partners and Customers
- Load invoicing information quick and easy
- Monitor payments as and when they happen
- We make use of an accredited payments gateway
- Maintain your cash flow position
- On-demand solution without capital expense
- Request system changes that you need
- Technical support during office hours
Kenneth Onah, SME Owner, Gauteng
Since we've moved to cloud billing and collections, our cash flow have improved. BillSource breaks down barriers between debtors and creditors