For accounts receivable platforms

Debt collection for AR automation platforms

Your reminders get most invoices paid. For the rest, give your users the next step without leaving your product: a local collector in the debtor's country, on a no-win, no-fee basis, with case status back in your screens.

Last checked 11 November 2026Written by Debitura
The moment it matters

After the final reminder, before the write-off

An AR platform already knows which invoices are past every reminder, which are disputed and which have a broken payment promise.

A "Ready to collect" list

Invoices past the last step of the sequence, each with a button to get a quote. Chaser built exactly this.[1]

Broken promises

An invoice whose payment promise has lapsed is a natural candidate; the reminder history shows the debtor has been told.

Disputed invoices

Flag them: Debitura's quote asks whether the debtor disputes the claim, because that changes the work.[3]

Example

How Chaser did it

Chaser, AR automation software based in London, connected to Debitura in both directions through APIs.[1]

The flow in Chaser

  • Overdue invoices that can go to collection are listed under Ready to collect.
  • The quote shows the rate and fee for each invoice before anything is sent.
  • The customer signs the collection agreement and a power of attorney once.
  • Escalated invoices show as Collecting, and drop out of view once paid and reconciled.

Reported results

80% fewercollections enquiries to Chaser's customer success team

+30% collection volumes and +50% success rates

Figures reported by Chaser, 2026. Kickoff in January 2026, live in March 2026.[1] Read the case study

The integration

Two ways to build it

Both use the same partner account, clients and cases, so you can start light and add more later.[2]

Starter integration

One API call per invoice from a "Send to collection" button and one webhook. Debitura handles sign-up, approvals, agreements, identity checks and invoice fixes, and returns one link for your button to open.[2]

Full integration

Onboarding, a fee preview before sending, case submission and status inside your own screens, like Chaser's quote step. Typically two to four weeks, including testing.[2][4]

Build guide: How to build a "Send to collection" button.

What you earn

Earn when your users get paid

100%, then 50%

With an integration, you earn 100% of Debitura's earnings on your cases until you have earned USD 5,000, then 50%.[4]

$0 upfront

Your users pay the standard No Cure, No Pay success fee on money recovered.[4]

180 countries

A vetted local collection agency or law firm in the debtor's country works each case.[4]

FAQ

Questions from AR platforms

How does an AR automation platform offer debt collection?

With a "Send to collection" step after the last reminder. The platform sends the invoice to Debitura through an API, the user signs the collection agreement once, and a local collector in the debtor's country works the claim.

Will collection compete with our reminders?

No. Reminders come first and get most invoices paid. Collection is offered only for the invoices that stay unpaid after the last reminder.

Can our users see the fee before they send an invoice?

Yes, with a pricing preview from the Full integration. Chaser shows the rate and fee for each invoice before anything is sent.

Can our users talk to the collector?

In Chaser's integration, customers follow their cases in near real time and can talk directly to the local collector.

Sources

Where these facts come from

Accessed 11 November 2026.

  1. Debitura, How Chaser added debt collection to its product. debitura.com/chaser-case-study
  2. Debitura, Developer docs: Referral partners, two ways to integrate. docs.debitura.com/referral-partners
  3. Debitura, Pricing. debitura.com/pricing
  4. Debitura, Referral partner program: embed debt collection in your platform. debitura.com/solutions/referral-partners

Add the step after the last reminder

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