For finance managers and credit control

Invoice what was agreed, on time, and chase it properly

Your accounts system knows what has been invoiced. It doesn’t know what should have been. OpsUPLOOP plans billing from the work that was won, raises invoices through your accounting integration and chases what is late, with guards so nobody is chased twice or after they have paid.

IllustrationBill for it: planned, invoiced and collected stay three separate numbers.
Sound familiar?

Where your week goes now

  • You chase delivery leads before you can chase customers
  • Nobody agrees what next month’s billing should be
  • A milestone was delivered weeks ago and never invoiced
  • Chasing is manual, so it happens when someone has time
What changes

What OpsUPLOOP does for you

Planned, invoiced, collected

Three numbers side by side and kept apart, so planned billing is never mistaken for cash. OpsUPLOOP Billing →

Invoices raised from the plan

Raise invoices from planned billables through your accounting integration, so the figure matches what was agreed. OpsUPLOOP Billing →

Chasing with guards

Configurable chase schedules that check paid status before every send and never send the same chase twice. OpsUPLOOP Billing →

Answers without the spreadsheet

Ask an AI assistant what is overdue and why. It answers from your records, and only people with finance access see the figures. The OpsUPLOOP platform →

Delegated billing

The people who know the customer raise and chase

Billing is delegated by customer, so account owners see and chase their own, and raise invoices too if you allow it. Finance keeps the overview without doing every step.

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IllustrationBilling delegated by customer: each owner raises and chases for their own accounts; finance keeps the whole view.
Chasing

Chased by the person the customer knows

Chases go out from the account owner, on a schedule you configure, with paid status checked before every send.

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IllustrationThe chaser comes from the person who knows the customer, checked against paid status first, and can be paused.
In a demo

What we’d show you

Thirty minutes with the people who build it, on invented data shaped like your business. No slides.

  1. A billable

    A planned milestone with an owner, a date and a health check.

  2. An invoice

    Raised from that billable through the accounting integration.

  3. A chase schedule

    Who is chased, when, and in what words.

  4. The paid check

    A payment lands, and the next chase doesn’t send.

Questions you’ll ask
What stops a customer being chased twice, or after paying?

Duplicate-send guards, and a check of paid status in your accounting system before every chase is sent.

Will it start chasing all our old invoices?

No. Historic invoices aren’t swept into chasing. It covers the invoices you choose to enrol.

Which accounting systems does it work with?

Xero today. Each instance is connected to what that business uses, so tell us what you run and we’ll say plainly what that involves.

Is this cash-flow forecasting?

No. It covers planned billing, invoices and collection. It doesn’t model payroll, purchases or bank balances, so it isn’t a full cash-flow forecast.

Show us last month’s billing

Tell us how billing is planned and chased today. We’ll show you how OpsUPLOOP would plan, raise and chase the same work.

Book a demo

30 minutes, with the people who build it. No slides.