The 90-Day Cliff: Why Most B2B Debts Become Uncollectable
You’ve extended credit to a business abroad, and now the invoice is past due. What you might not realize is that a silent deadline is ticking: the 90-day mark. After this point, your chances of recovering that debt plummet dramatically. This isn't just about a number; it’s about the practical realities of international commerce. Uncollected B2B debts erode your cash flow, tie up working capital, and can even jeopardize your own financial stability. For CFOs and Accounts Receivable professionals managing global operations, understanding the '90-Day Cliff' is crucial for proactive risk management and safeguarding your bottom line. This video dives into *why* this critical window exists and equips you with the knowledge to act decisively before it’s too late, protecting your business and maximizing your recovery potential in the complex world of international debt.
Key Takeaways
- Recognize the 90-day window as the critical point where B2B debt recovery significantly declines.
- Implement proactive collection strategies *before* invoices reach the 90-day overdue mark.
- Leverage international expertise to navigate diverse legal and cultural collection landscapes effectively.