Quick Receivable helps AR teams manage the full receivables process inside Salesforce. Accounts, invoices, aging, collections, credit, payments, and reporting all live in one place, backed by AI that drafts, classifies, and prioritizes the work for you.
Quick Receivable uses AI to help your AR team manage everyday collection tasks, from drafting customer emails and analyzing account risk to classifying incoming messages and handling collection calls. By automating repetitive work, your team can focus on the accounts that need attention.
Some customers may not respond to email. Quick Receivable can place a collection call directly from the account.

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Upload a document to an account and ask questions in plain language. The AI Document Assistant finds relevant answers from the uploaded document.
AI Insight reviews overdue balances, disputes, and credit use. It predicts dispute risk and assigns an AI Priority Score. It also recommends the next best action for each account.
Create a clear, professional customer email from a short prompt. When invoice details are available, the AI Draft Engine formats them into a clean table with a total due amount, so your team can review a complete draft before sending.
Adjust the tone of a drafted email without changing its main message. Highlight a section and choose how you want it to sound, from a friendly reminder to a firm final notice.
Quick Receivable automatically reads and classifies incoming AR emails. It can identify the account, invoice number, payment status, and email type, such as Dispute, Promised, Statement, or Payment. It can then trigger the related follow-up action.
Quick Receivable connects your entire accounts receivable process in Salesforce. Invoices, reminders, payment promises, disputes, payments, and customer activity stay connected to the same account. Your team can see what happened, what needs attention, and what to do next in one place.
Invoice
Tracked from due date to paid 2Aging
Current through 1441+ days past due 3Collections
Worked from AR Emails and calls 4Dunning
Early reminder to final notice 5Promise to Pay
Logged and tracked on the invoice 6Dispute
Owner, reason, and deadline 7Credit & Risk
A 0 to 100 risk score 8Payment
Logged as a Cash Receipt 9Cash Application
Matched to the right invoice 10Reconciliation
Traced back to the source 11Reporting
Rolls up to AR dashboardsYour team needs a clear view of what each customer owes before taking collection action. Quick Receivable brings accounts, invoices, aging, credit, and collection activity together in one place.

The All Accounts list rolls up every customer into one sortable table. Sort by past due, credit limit, or risk score to find where to focus first.
Open any account and see the numbers that matter first: total AR, past due, disputes, and credit usage. Your team can quickly see what is owed, what is overdue, and what needs attention.


Each invoice shows the details your AR team needs, including the due date, amount, status, purchase order, contract status, disputed amount, promised payment, and days past due. This gives collectors one place to review invoice status and decide what action to take next.
See current and overdue balances by aging bucket, from current invoices to long-overdue accounts. Use days past due to quickly find the accounts and invoices that need attention.
Follow up consistently without losing track of customer conversations and payment promises.

Keep AR emails in one shared inbox instead of scattered across personal mailboxes. Emails are organized by type, so your team can quickly find the right conversation.
Dunning reminders follow each invoice through the payment cycle. Quick Receivable can send the right reminder at the right time, from an early reminder before the due date to follow-ups after payment becomes overdue.


When a customer promises to pay, your team can record the promised amount and date directly on the invoice. The promise stays connected to the invoice and account.
Log a dispute against an invoice and keep it visible until it is resolved. Each dispute has an owner, status, reason, and resolution history.
Understand customer credit risk before it affects collections or payment terms.
New or growing accounts submit a credit application. It captures the company details your team needs before setting a limit.


Credit information can be spread across reports and spreadsheets. Quick Receivable brings key credit signals into one score to help your team assess customer risk. Your team still makes the final credit decision based on your credit policy.
These signals combine into one score from 0 to 100, shown on a Weak to Good scale.
Credit Score History
Scores are kept over time, not just as a single snapshot, so your team can see whether an account's credit risk is improving or getting worse before renewing terms.
Payment Tracking, Cash Application & Reconciliation
Every payment applied to an account shows up on its Payments tab. Your team can see payment history without leaving the account record.
When a payment is received, Quick Receivable uses the available remittance information to match it to the right invoice or invoices and create the related Cash Application records.
When one payment covers several invoices, Cash Receipt Remittance Mapping keeps a record of how it was split, so anyone reviewing an applied amount can trace it back to the original Cash Receipt.

Quick Receivable includes AR dashboards and reports built in Salesforce, so your team can view AR performance without moving to another reporting tool.
Quick Receivable keeps the invoice lifecycle connected in Salesforce from payment reminders and collection activity to dispute resolution, payment application, reconciliation, and reporting.
The invoice appears in the account's aging and invoice views.
The invoice moves into the right aging bucket, and the related reminder can be sent.
A collector works the account through AR Emails or an AI collection call.
The Promised Amount and Promised Date are recorded on the invoice.
The broken promise status is updated, and the related follow-up can begin.
A dispute is created, assigned to an owner, and tracked through resolution.
Payment behavior, broken promises, and disputes can contribute to the account's Credit Risk Score.
A Cash Receipt is created from the incoming payment.
Cash Application matches the payment to the appropriate invoice or invoices.
The applied amount remains traceable to the original Cash Receipt.
Invoice, collection, dispute, and payment activity flows into AR dashboards and reports.
Appears in the account's aging and invoice views.
Moves into the right aging bucket, reminder can be sent.
Worked through AR Emails or an AI collection call.
Promised Amount and Date recorded on the invoice.
Broken promise status updates, follow-up begins.
Dispute created, assigned to an owner, tracked to resolution.
Payment behavior and disputes feed the Credit Risk Score.
A Cash Receipt is created from the incoming payment.
Cash Application matches payment to the right invoice.
Applied amount stays traceable to the original Cash Receipt.
Activity flows into AR dashboards and reports.
Quick Receivable keeps key AR information connected in Salesforce, so your team spends less time searching for information, updating spreadsheets, and handling repetitive tasks.
| Before Quick Receivable | With Quick Receivable |
|---|---|
| Your team searches across email threads for invoice conversations. | AR emails and related activity stay connected to the account and invoice. |
| Someone checks spreadsheets to find overdue invoices. | Aging views and dashboards show current and overdue balances in Salesforce. |
| Promised payment dates live in notes or a collector's memory. | Promised amounts and dates are recorded directly on the invoice. |
| A disputed invoice continues to receive collection reminders. | Collection reminders can pause while the dispute is being resolved. |
| Credit decisions rely on scattered information or old spreadsheets. | Credit and payment signals are brought together for risk assessment. |
| Someone manually matches payments to invoices. | Cash Application helps match payments to the correct invoices. |
| Someone drafts every customer email from scratch. | AI Draft Engine creates an email draft using available invoice information. |
| Incoming emails are read and sorted manually. | Email Classification organizes emails and can trigger the appropriate follow-up. |
Quick Receivable covers the full accounts receivable process inside Salesforce: account and portfolio visibility, invoice tracking, AR aging, email automation, dunning reminders, promise-to-pay tracking, AI collection calls, dispute management, credit applications, credit risk scoring, payment tracking, cash application, payment reconciliation, an AI document assistant, and AR reporting.
Yes. Every account shows an aging bucket chart from Current out to 1441+ days past due, the portfolio view shows aging columns by 30, 60, 90, and 120+ days, and the Aging Bucket Current report gives a full portfolio view.
Yes. AR Emails include ready-made templates for the full reminder cycle. That runs from an early heads-up before an invoice is due to a final notice, plus templates for broken promises and dispute confirmations.
When a customer commits to a payment date, the Promised Amount and Promised Date are logged directly on the invoice. If the date passes without payment, it counts toward the account's Broken Promise total.
An incoming payment is logged as a Cash Receipt. Quick Receivable reads the remittance data and matches it to the right invoice, creating a Cash Application record marked Applied or Partially Applied.
Yes. Each dispute record tracks a category, owner, resolver, and resolution code. It also tracks Days To Identify and Days To Resolve. A disputed invoice pauses standard reminders until it's resolved.
Yes. The Credit Risk Score Card combines an Equifax credit report with payment timing, broken promises, dispute rate, and customer tenure into one score from 0 to 100, to help your team understand customer credit risk.
Yes. The AI Draft Engine generates client-ready emails from invoice data and a short prompt, AI fine-tuning adjusts the tone of any drafted email, and Email Classification reads incoming emails to identify the account, invoice, status, and category, automatically logging promises to pay and creating follow-up tasks.
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