Connect your books
Import overdue invoices from QuickBooks, or upload a spreadsheet from any accounting system. Nothing goes out before you review it.
Your Automated Accounts Receivable Employee
Instead of paying $45,000/yr for a full-time A/R clerk, Inflow works your open 30/60/90-day invoices every morning — texting and emailing customers in your company’s name, setting up payment plans, and reconciling QuickBooks automatically.
$0 upfront to start · Works 24/7 in your company’s name · Syncs with QuickBooks or CSV in 60 seconds.
See the exact follow-up text and 1-click ACH / 3-Payment Split checkout page your automated A/R employee sends:
59% of small businesses have invoices 30+ days overdue. They’re owed $17,700 on average. QuickBooks Small Business Late Payments Report, 2026
From overdue to handled
No new spreadsheet. No awkward calls. Inflow works the invoice from first reminder through payment, while you keep the customer relationship.
Import overdue invoices from QuickBooks, or upload a spreadsheet from any accounting system. Nothing goes out before you review it.
See the exact email and text your customer gets — in your business’s name, from your number.
Inflow follows up, handles everyday replies, and offers payment plans. You get the alert when money lands.
AI that stays in its lane
AI handles the wording and context. Deterministic rules control balances, due dates, links, and payment-plan math.
Every message sounds like a capable member of your office, not a third-party collector.
Amounts and payment options come from your books. Disputes pause automatically for your review.
The channel changes. The conversation and history stay in one place.
For business owners
Your customers hear from your business, in your voice. You stay informed without living in the follow-up.
Invoices your customers pay on their own cost nothing. No monthly subscription. The fee is set by how overdue the invoice is when it’s paid — 8%, 12%, 15%, or 20%. On card payments the card processor’s fee comes out of your share; bank payments have none.
For accountants and bookkeepers
Prepare the setup for a client, invite the owner to authorize it, then see recovery across your portfolio from one place.
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Prepare the work. The business owner completes number verification and authorization.
only on overdue invoices we collect. No monthly fees. Invoices your customers pay on their own cost nothing. The rate is set by how overdue the invoice is when it’s paid:
| Up to 60 days overdue | 8% |
| 61–90 days overdue | 12% |
| 91–119 days overdue | 15% |
| 120+ days overdue | 20% |
If your accountant referred you, they earn 3% of what we collect — paid from our fee, never added to your bill. On card payments the card processor’s fee comes out of your share; bank payments have no processing fee.
Get started freeQuestions, answered plainly
No. Inflow works your overdue invoices in your business’s name and voice — follow-up on your own receivables, never third-party debt collection.
It understands everyday replies and drafts concise, on-brand follow-up. It does not invent balances, dates, fees, or payment-plan math; those come from controlled business rules.
Inflow is designed to follow up on your own invoices under your business’s name and number, with opt-outs, approved messaging, and automatic pauses for disputes. Live outreach requires registered numbers and production compliance checks.
Yes. You review imported invoices before activation and can pause any invoice whenever you need to.
The firm prepares the books, invoices, exclusions, and tone. The business owner then verifies the sending number and authorizes activation through a secure invite.
No. If you use QuickBooks Online, connect it and Inflow reads your overdue invoices automatically. On Xero, FreshBooks, Sage, Wave or anything else, export your open invoices as a spreadsheet (CSV) and upload it — you see exactly what will be imported before anything is saved.
No. The demo runs on sample data — try it here. It shows the workflow without sending real customer messages or moving real funds.