The AI co-pilot for
your accounts receivable
Recovr puts AI to work for your accounts receivable
and drives your follow-ups end to end,
from the first reminder to collection.
Hundreds of companies have said goodbye to unpaid invoices thanks to Recovr
The AI that turns a complex case into an action plan
A client file is more than a few numbers. The AI Briefing cross-references all available information to understand the situation, identify the key facts and recommend the most suitable follow-up strategy. The power of a Credit Manager, on every case.
Complete case overview: invoices, payments, exchanges, internal notes, disputes and procedures- Client behavior analysis: commitments made, contradictions, broken promises and responses to reminders
- Contextualized risk assessment: history, financial exposure and external data
- Recommended strategy and immediate action: apply the next action in a few clicks from Recovr
The inbox designed for your accounts receivable management
The AI reads each debtor email upon receipt, assigns it a filterable category in your list view, and prepares a draft response calibrated to the case context.
- Automatic triage by category: dispute, plan request, payment, information
- Filterable categories directly in the list view
- Contextualized draft based on the category and case history
- Professional tone adapted to the debtor's situation
- You validate and send. The AI prepares, you decide
Your phone reminders
on autopilot
Entrust your reminder calls to an AI voice agent specialized in collections. It calls at the right time, speaks your debtor's language, qualifies disputes, obtains payment commitments and documents everything in Recovr.
They transformed their debt collection process with Recovr
"Since we started using Recovr, we’ve seen a clear improvement in payment times."
"Recovr automates collection calls for us, which gives us more time for other, more important activities for our customers."
“The software is really practical. Recovr has allowed us to recover a lot of unpaid invoices.”
