The collections industry has come a long way in its
technological prowess, making the process of collecting unpaid debts easier
across the board, despite tough economic times.
With a wide scope of technological platforms and software available,
your collections agency can operate smarter and more efficiently, allowing your
staff to prioritize and plan their strategies better.
Many software platforms offer unlimited
configuration capabilities and an intuitive user interface. For example, there
are platforms which provide each user with a personalized view of the system, depending
on their role in your company. This
means that software can be customized depending on who is viewing the screen:
Reps and Agents, Supervisors and Manager, Executives and Accountants, Creditors
and Debtors, Analysts and System Administrators. This allows you to organize your collections
operations in a hierarchy of groups, collectors, supervisors and external users
to define automatic case assignment decision rules.
As additional components, with many
software platforms created specifically for the collections industry, you can:
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Assign collection tasks among different
collector groups, agents and back-office support groups.
· Include creditors and debtors for approval of
payment arrangements, deduction or settlement authorizations.
· Automate case assignment rules among different
collection groups and task assignment rules for support groups.
·
Establish special rules and conditions for
collecting cases based on each client contract.
·
Trigger alerts according to collections
performance, activity or inactivity.
·
Know the best language to contact your debtors.
· Allow foreign language speaking agents to use
the software application in their first language.
· Assign accounts that have a preferred foreign
language to a sub-group of agents that speak their language.
· Customize application alerts and messages
according to user language.
· Send communications such as letters, emails, SMS
and other reminders in the debtor’s preferred language.
· Set a schedule of automatic and suggested
actions according to the case profile.
· Trigger different collection stages based on
case aging and elapsed time from placement.
· Ensure consistency in planned follow-up actions
and maintain fluid communications with debtors.
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