An agreed date. And Zeryx comes back that day.
When your client says “Friday,” Zeryx notes it down and comes back on Friday. When they say “now,” it gives them a link to pay. No chasing, and nothing slips through.
It’s the date your client commits to paying during the conversation with Zeryx. Zeryx records it with its amount and invoice, shows it to you in the dashboard and in the daily summary, and if the day comes and they haven’t paid, it writes to them again.
- Every promise with date, amount and invoice
- Zeryx comes back on the agreed day if they haven’t paid
- See the ones due this week
- Payment link in case they want to pay early
The client gives a date
“Sorry, it slipped through with the month-end close. We’ll pay it on Friday.”
Zeryx notes it down
The promise is recorded with its invoice and amount, and Zeryx confirms it to the client with the link in case they want to pay early.
It tells you
New promises and the ones due this week show up in your 8:00 a.m. summary.
Comes back that day
If the day comes and they haven’t paid, Zeryx writes to them again.
Promises dashboard
All open promises, with their date, their amount and the client who made them.
Reminder on the agreed day
Zeryx doesn’t let the date slip: it comes back that same day if the payment hasn’t arrived.
Link to pay early
With every promise, Zeryx leaves the payment link in case the client prefers to pay sooner.
In your daily summary
Which promises are new and which are due this week, every morning on your WhatsApp.
Companies with clients who pay late
Who do pay, but when they remember, and need someone to remind them on the right day.
Anyone keeping promises in their head
Or in Excel, and letting one slip now and then.