Full-service international accounts receivable management and outsourcing — the operational layer that turns your foreign-currency, multi-jurisdiction receivables into predictable cash. Multilingual dunning, dispute handling, multi-currency reconciliation, local legal readiness, and CFO-grade reporting — across 160+ countries.
Information on this page is general guidance, not legal or tax advice. Cross-border AR involves multiple jurisdictions — engage qualified counsel for your specific situation.
Last updated:Six concrete outsourced AR capabilities most internal teams cannot staff in-house across every market.
Outsource the chasing cadence in every currency and language so overdue invoices stop quietly aging in foreign ledgers.
Reminders, calls and statements delivered in the debtor's language by people who understand local business etiquette.
Each market is paired with vetted local counsel — if escalation is needed, the file is already court-ready.
We accept payment in the debtor's local currency, manage FX, and report back in your reporting currency.
Debtors are screened against OFAC, EU and UK lists before contact, protecting your compliance posture.
Follow-ups happen in the debtor's working hours, not yours — measurably better contact and promise-to-pay rates.
A six-step operating model for outsourcing accounts receivable that plugs into your ERP and your existing AR team.
We import your aged receivables, segment by country, currency, age bucket and risk, and agree the cadence per segment.
Multilingual reminders, calls and formal notices in the debtor's language with escalation triggers tied to days past due.
Disputes are logged, routed back to your team with evidence, and worked in parallel so they stop blocking the cash.
Where full payment isn't immediate, we negotiate structured plans, document them legally, and track every instalment.
If amicable fails, the local partner files in the right jurisdiction with a fully prepared file. You approve every legal spend.
Weekly status, recovery rates by country, and a rolling forecast of cash you can take to your CFO.
Anonymised, representative engagements. Specific outcomes vary by portfolio quality, jurisdiction and documentation.
$1.8M of invoices over 90 days past due across 14 buyers; internal team had no Arabic or Turkish capability and no local legal route.
Segmented portfolio by jurisdiction, ran 45-day local-language amicable cycle, escalated three files to local counsel.
78% recovered in 120 days; two payment plans secured; one debtor litigated successfully in Riyadh.
DSO drifting from 52 to 81 days; finance team chasing in English-only, low response rates in LATAM, FX losses on conversions.
Took over the >30-day bucket, native-language dunning, multi-currency receipts, monthly cohort reporting back to the controller.
DSO reduced to 58 days in two quarters; bad-debt provision cut by 41%.
High volume of small, disputed invoices (~€2k–€15k) where legal action wasn't economic and disputes were aging silently.
Dispute triage workflow, structured deduction logging, EU late-payment-directive interest applied where applicable.
62% of disputed balance recovered amicably; remainder cleanly written off with audit-ready documentation.
The richer the file, the faster the cash. These are the basics for onboarding a portfolio.
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