Collection for all phases of your dunning process
We support you from the first reminder to years of monitoring.
1st reminder - no reaction
Automatic transfer to the collection procedure
1st reminder - no reaction
Automatic transfer to the collection procedure
1st reminder - no reaction
Automatic transfer to the collection procedure
1st reminder - no reaction
Automatic transfer to the collection procedure
Your first step before the collection procedure
The reminder procedure is your first step to remind your customer of his payment. You are not yet in the collection procedure. You should only remind your customers to pay . If desired, we will take over from the first reminder.
Our services without cost and risk
Out-of-court success with the perfect approach to your debtors
The experts in our litigation team resolve over ⅔ of all our clients' debt collection cases in out-of-court dunning proceedings. For the fastest success, our technology determines the most effective approach to your debtors based on several factors. Our goal here is to end the collection process as quickly as possible again to save a court case.
Our free services for you
We guarantee a smooth process in the judicial dunning procedure
If your claim cannot be collected out of court , our specialists in the judicial dunning department will, at your request, transfer the case to the judicial dunning procedure, where we will apply for a dunning notice and subsequently for a enforcement order.
Our services for you
Our monitoring service. We follow your case even years after maturity
A claim is not always settled promptly just because it has ended up in the court proceedings. We continue to monitor it for you. Your claim will not be forgotten by us, National Inkasso will regularly keep an eye on your cases.
Our free service for you
We buy off your outstanding invoices –
for your immediate liquidity
Your liquidity is threatened by non-paying customers? Together with you, we will find out whether the purchase of receivables is a suitable option in your case or whether the collection process is more worthwhile for you.
FAQs
What costs will I incur in a debt collection lawsuit?
The collection process is free of charge for you until the legal dunning procedure. Your debtors will pay the reminder fee. You may only incur costs in the legal dunning procedure if you do not win the case. Monitoring your ongoing legal proceedings costs you only 10€ per year.
How likely am I to lose a customer in a collection lawsuit?
If maintaining your customer relationship is your top priority, so is ours! Through years of experience and the right tact, our experts always know exactly the right mix of pressure and diplomacy. Coupled with our AI-based technology that always identifies the right approach, we get your debtors to pay without jeopardizing your relationship with your company.
How can I transfer my cases to National Debt Collection?
Very simple! After our initial meeting, you will be given access to our client portal. There you can easily transfer your files via an API interface or a csv upload. If you have any questions, we will of course support you at any time.
What advantage does debt collection offer me?
Due to the fact that the extrajudicial collection procedure is free of charge for you, you can only win. We will work for you to get your outstanding invoices paid. With our high success rates, you will have more money in your account at the end of the day without any financial risk.
From when is commissioning possible?
We take over for you already but the first reminder, but can also complete your already started processes for you. Even cases that have ended unsuccessfully for you with other debt collection companies, we send to a second round. From the first reminder to the transfer to legal proceedings, our service is risk-free, promising and completely free of charge.
When should I turn over a debt to collections?
Hand over the receivables as soon as the invoice is overdue.
If you have a due date on your invoice, or the payment should be made by direct debit, you can submit the case to us without a reminder. If you do not have this note on your invoice, we recommend sending a maximum of 2 reminder letters. In the reminder, specifically point out that in the event of further delay in payment, the matter will be handed over to us and that this may result in further costs. Then hand over the claim to us for collection.
- Or leave the writing of the reminder to us. We also do this service for you free of charge –
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Arrange a non-binding consultation now
In a non-binding consultation, we discuss together the general conditions of a cooperation and which number quotas you can expect.