Reconciliation earns trust with AI in the back seat. Collections is where that trust is spent well: AI reads your whole receivables book, decides who to chase first, and drafts the chase — you approve and send.
Where the numbers must be provable, AI stays back and code decides. Where the work is judgement and volume, AI leads and you stay in control.
Deterministic code matches and computes every figure. AI only classifies and explains. This is the trust wedge — auditable by design.
Prioritising who to call and drafting the chase is judgement and volume — exactly where AI earns its keep. You review and send; nothing goes out unseen.
Each upload is a full snapshot of your open receivables as at that date. Compare this week's snapshot to last week's and the work queue writes itself.
Drop in the open-AR listing — weekly, or whenever you close. That's your live work queue.
Diffing snapshots reveals what changed: an invoice that shrank or vanished is likely paid; one that aged is escalating.
AI ranks the book by who to chase first — by amount at risk, drift and history — so effort lands where it matters.
A ready-to-send chase in your tone, with the right invoices attached. You read it, adjust, and send.
The parser, column mapper and upload wizard from reconciliation carry straight over. Nothing new to learn.
Snapshot-to-snapshot differences surface cash as it lands — without wiring Summatiq into your bank.
The full AR/AP listing that powers collections also feeds third-party attestation. Upload once.
Summatiq drafts, ranks and tracks. A named human reads and sends every message, and decides every write-off. The judgement stays yours; the busywork doesn't.
A limited pilot cohort helps set the priorities and the tone. Free while we build it together, in exchange for feedback.