Invoice Chasing
Finds overdue invoices that need attention and prepares reminders for review without chasing the same customer twice.
Use cases · Finance & billing
Chasing invoices is awkward and easy to postpone. AgentWorks agents watch receivables, send polite escalating reminders from your own inbox, recover failed card payments and put the numbers in front of you every Monday.
How this team runs on agents
Goal Illustrative
“Collect overdue payments”
Agents own the target end to end. Every day the number is checked and what is not working gets changed.
Flow
Invoice → reminder
Read overdue invoices, write a polite reminder from your own inbox, attach the invoice, escalate step by step.
Crew
Finance expert
Answers "what is this charge?" and "can we give 30 days?" from your policy and past deals.
People
Approve the exceptions
Key accounts and write-offs come to the head of finance on WhatsApp.
Everyone’s personal AI connects in, through AgentBridge
Claude CoworkChatGPTThe head of finance asks Cowork "how much came in this week?" and approves a write-off there.
Claude CodeCodexCursorA developer’s coding agent asks the Finance expert why an invoice failed to sync.
SlackWhatsAppEveryone else asks and approves where they already talk.
Example goal
Get paid faster
of receivables, target under 5%. Illustrative numbers.
Premade agents
Each one comes with its goal, its tools and its guardrails. We set up the first one with you.
Finds overdue invoices that need attention and prepares reminders for review without chasing the same customer twice.
Investigates a failed payment, checks retries and previous contact, then proposes the next step for your billing team.
Checks the original payment and previous refunds so an approver can review the right refund amount.
Brings overdue invoices, failed payments, refunds and disputes together with proposed next steps and replies for approval.
Investigates an unpaid subscription invoice, prepares the follow-up for review and checks whether payment was collected.
Works with Stripe and QuickBooks, Gmail for reminders, and Slack for the weekly report. See connectors →
How it works
Pick a premade agent or describe the outcome, then agree the metric and target with us.
Agents work through your tools on a schedule. You choose which actions run on their own and which wait for a person; we agree those rules during setup.
Every run records what it did and what it moved, so you see progress, not activity.
What broke gets fixed, what didn't work gets dropped, and the next idea gets tried.
FAQ
From your own mailbox, in your tone, and only after your approval until you tell it otherwise. Key accounts can get a softer template. The Docs guide "Approvals and autonomy" explains the four levels.
No. It reads invoices and payment status and sends reminders; it never moves money.
Revenue, overdue invoices, failed payments and anything unusual, with the numbers behind each line.
More use cases
Book a short call. We connect your tools, pick the agent and agree the metric together.