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Arrears routine

Collection happens on its own, and nobody needs to play the villain.

Collection happens on its own, and nobody has to play the villain.PAPERBOAT
How it works

The routine is a sequence of steps with deadlines: a reminder before the due date, a notice on the day, a duplicate bill, a payment-plan offer, and the block on common areas that the bylaws allow.

Every step fires on its date, to the right unit, with no one having to decide. The trustee stops being the neighbours' personal debt collector.

Whoever pays leaves the routine at once. Whoever agrees to a plan enters one with instalments followed up.

  • No more embarrassment of the trustee personally chasing the neighbour upstairs.
  • No more irregular charging, that happened to some and not to others.
  • Blocking common areas has grounds, because it is in the bylaws and the system merely applies it.
  • Arrears become a number that the board follows, not a feeling.
The screen

Routine under way

Which step each unit is on, for how many days, and what happens at the next step.

Arrears · in the routine AllOn a payment planBlockedResolved
UnitPeriodLateCurrent stepAmountNext step
31808/202622 daysPayment-plan offerR$ 2,840block in 8 days
20608/202622 daysPlan in 3 instalmentsR$ 2,8402nd instalment on 05/10
110409/20265 daysDuplicate bill sentR$ 2,910new notice in 5 days
41207/202653 daysCommon area blockedR$ 5,750refer to legal
70809/20262 daysReminderR$ 2,910duplicate bill in 3 days
90209/2026———settled 18/09
5 units in the arrears routine · 1 on a plan · 1 blocked · 1.6% of revenueExample
What you configure
Steps of the routine
Reminder before the due date3 days
Late-payment notice1 day after
Automatic duplicate bill5 days after
Payment-plan offer20 days after
Common-area booking block30 days after
Day-use and guest block30 days after
Referral to legal60 days after
Maximum plan in instalments6x

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