The whole business,
on the phone you already carry.
One native app, three roles. Owners watch the money come in, managers keep the work assigned, and collectors record payments at the client's door — into the same books the office is looking at, the same second.
Free with every plan. No per-seat charge for the app.
Your business.
In your pocket.
Owners see the numbers. Managers assign and edit. Collectors take payments in the field. One app, three roles.
See today's collection, outstanding, and overdue at a glance — and know the moment an invoice is paid. Answer the question before somebody has to call you with it.
Assign tickets, edit invoices, record payments, and see where every collector is on the map. From anywhere.
Pull up the day's clients, check in on site, take cash, and log the outcome of every visit — even the ones that didn't pay.
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Stop asking someone to send you the numbers
What an owner wants from a phone is one thing: did today go well. The app opens on the figures you would have called the office to ask for.
Collection, outstanding, and overdue — per currency
Outstanding is worked out live from the open invoices. Lira and dollars, each shown on its own. What you see on the phone is the figure the office dashboard is showing at that moment.
The monthly report, exportable from the phone
Pull the month's collection report on the phone and send it as a PDF or a spreadsheet without going back to a laptop. It's the same report the office sees.
Cashouts stay owner-only
Only owners can take money out of a collector's wallet, and it lands in your books the moment they do.
What the owner opens to
Collected today
$4,180
Outstanding
$26,940
Overdue
$3,120
Outstanding LBP
ل.ل 412,000,000
Invoice Paid
Invoice #INV-001 has been fully paid by Cedar ISP
The visit that didn't pay is worth recording too
The expensive part of a round is the doors that opened and produced nothing. Every visit ends in a recorded outcome, so by the end of the week you know where the time actually went.
Check in where you actually are
Checking in saves where the visit happened, with a note if there is one to make. The client list then shows when each client was last visited, and by whom.
Six ways a visit can end
A visit is logged as paid, partial payment, postponed, refused, not available, or promise to pay. Paid and partial record the amount and the currency; a promise to pay records the date.
Payment on the doorstep
Recording a payment credits the collector's wallet on the spot, and a payment taken anywhere else logs its own visit. The visit history stays complete on its own.
Every visit ends in one of these
A promise to pay is always dated. Promises come back to you on the day they were made for, so the one a collector took on Tuesday isn't the one everybody forgets.
Keep the day moving without being at a desk
Managers are the people who unblock everyone else. The app gives them the handful of actions that actually stall a day when they have to wait for someone to get back to the office.
- Assign a ticket to a person. Tickets take multiple assignees, and the people you assign get a push saying which ticket and who assigned it.
- Hand clients to a collector. Assign clients to a collector's round from the phone, including extra helper collectors on a client that one person can't cover alone.
- Edit the invoice while the client is still there. Fix a line, apply a discount, add a fee, and hand the client a correct invoice before they walk away.
- Withdraw from a collector's wallet. Take the day's cash off a collector's balance and have both sides notified.
- Watch the round in progress. Owners and Admins can see collector locations and request a fresh fix from a specific collector when they need one.
Location tracking that switches off at 6pm
Following your staff around a map is easy to get wrong. You turn tracking on, and you set the hours, the days, and how long the history is kept.
- Working hours and working days. A start time, an end time, and which days of the week. Outside that window, there is nothing to look at.
- Your own reporting interval. Anything from once a minute to once an hour, and you can set how far a van has to move before it reports again.
- Automatic retention. Location history is kept for the number of days you set, up to a year, then it goes.
- Only owners and admins can look. Viewing the map, asking for a location, and changing these settings all stay with those two roles.
- The collector knows when you ask. Asking for someone's current location sends them a notification saying the office asked for it.
Pushed to the people it concerns
Notifications for what matters — payments, tickets, assignments. You only get what's relevant to you, and you decide which of those actually buzz.
Your job decides what reaches you
Wallet cashouts go to owners. Delivery assignments go to collectors. Ticket and chat alerts go to the people who work on them. Your settings list shows the notifications your role actually gets.
Then you decide the rest
Every type has its own switch, per person. The owner who wants a buzz for every payment and the accountant who would rather check in the morning each get their own way.
Follows the phone you're using
Notifications follow the phone you're actually using. Change handsets, carry two, hand the old one down — you keep getting them where you are.
Notification settings, by section
Invoices
Invoice fully paid · Payment received · Invoices generated · Old balances imported
Collection
Wallet cashout (Owner) · Wallet withdrawal
Tickets
Assigned · Status changed · Comment · Mention · Portal ticket created
Chat
New message · Mention
ISP & integrations
ISP sync completed · WhatsApp disconnected · Smart Life disconnected
Deliveries
Assigned · Updates · Completed or failed
What the app is a window onto
Collections
Collector wallets, cashouts, and the paper trail behind every payment the field team takes.
Learn moreTeam chat
Rooms, mentions, and invoice cards — the conversation your collectors get pushed on the same phone.
Learn moreTicketing
The board back at the office that says who is doing what, for which client, and whether it is done.
Learn morePut the books in your team's pocket.
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