Overdue Invoice Follow-up
Writes and sends the awkward chase for the invoices you point it at, in your wording.
Hire Overdue Invoice Follow-upDext holds the records. An employee owns the repetitive job that sits on top of them.
Start free — 2 employees and starter capacity included.
An employee works from the records you point it at — your price list, your own quote and invoice records. It does not read or write anything in Dext.
Writes and sends the awkward chase for the invoices you point it at, in your wording.
Hire Overdue Invoice Follow-upPulls the period's paperwork together into one pack for your accountant.
Hire Accountant Pack PreparerPrepares a payment link for the job you point it at, priced from your own price list.
Hire Payment Link SenderDext captures receipts and bills and publishes them into a ledger. It is a supplier-side tool, so it holds what you owe rather than what you are owed.
Trades with real supplier paperwork volume — merchant accounts, plant hire, fuel — who use Dext so the shoebox never happens.
The records the job runs on — your prices, or the list of what is open and when it last moved. It works from what you point it at, and asks you when a line is missing rather than inventing one.
No. There is no migration. Your records stay where they are, and what moves is the repetitive job on top of them.
Accountant Pack Preparer pulls a period's paperwork into one pack. That is the job that lives on this side of the ledger.
No. Nothing on this site writes to Dext.
Because the ledger tells you who is late and stops there. The chase is a separate piece of work with an awkward tone to get right, and it is the one that gets postponed. That is the job Overdue Invoice Follow-up owns.
No. It works from the records you point it at — a spreadsheet, a folder, or your own quote and invoice records.
One employee. One job. It lands paused until you turn it on.
Start free — 2 employees and starter capacity included.