Talks to every client until they pay
Zeryx writes by WhatsApp and email on behalf of your company, in your tone. It asks if anything is holding up payment, listens to the answer, agrees on a date and comes back that day. You don’t chase anyone.
Zeryx does the work of a good collections clerk. When an invoice becomes overdue, it messages the client on WhatsApp, and by email if they don’t reply or don’t have WhatsApp, on behalf of your company. It doesn’t send a reminder and forget: it asks what’s going on, listens, agrees on a payment date and comes back that day. Every message stays in your dashboard.
- WhatsApp first; email if they don’t reply or don’t have it
- On behalf of your company, in your tone
- Asks, listens and agrees on a date
- No cold templates, no threats, no discounts
Spots the overdue invoice
Zeryx knows which invoice is overdue, whose it is and since when, from your Zeryx invoicing, your Odoo or your Excel.
Writes in your name
By WhatsApp, and by email if they don’t reply. In your tone: “Is anything holding up the payment?”
Listens to the answer
If the client says “Friday,” it notes it down. If they say “now,” it gives them a link to pay.
Comes back on the agreed day
If the promise isn’t kept, it writes again that day. If there’s a dispute, it hands it to you with the full context.
Conversations, not reminders
Zeryx asks and answers the way someone on your team would. If the client asks for an invoice, a detail or a date, it handles it.
Your tone
Friendly with some clients and more formal with corporate groups. You decide how Zeryx speaks in your name.
WhatsApp and email
WhatsApp first, because that’s where people reply. Email if the client doesn’t reply or doesn’t have it.
Payment promises
Every date a client gives is noted down, and Zeryx comes back that day if they haven’t paid.
Disputes go to you
If the client says a delivery note is missing or asks for a discount, Zeryx doesn’t negotiate: it hands it to you with the whole conversation.
Everything in writing
Every message sent and received, with date and time, in your dashboard.
Companies that invoice other companies
With clients who pay at 30, 60 or 90 days and a few overdue invoices every month.
Finance and admin teams
Who chase payments by hand today, by phone and email, and want to spend that time on something else.
Small business owners
Who don’t want to hire anyone to collect or strain the relationship with their clients.