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«« Customer StatementHow are Collection Letters Calculated? »»

Collection Letter

At the end of each month, you may want to print Collection Letters to encourage prompt payment.

Billing Period From/Thru Date range for which the Collection Letters should summarize activity. Activity after the Thru date will not be shown on the Collection Letter.

Note: Thru date must be a Month-Ending date.

Letter Date Date the Collection Letters were printed/mailed. This is normally the current date or the end of the month.
Minimum Balance Minimum Customer Balance for which to print a statement. Customers with a balance less than this amount will not receive a Statement. If you want to print a Statement for all customers who have activity during the period, set this to zero.

Note: Customer Balance is the amount for which the customer is responsible for. It does not include any amounts which are currently the responsibility of an Insurance Payor.

From Minimum/

Thru Maximum

Range of the number of days for which to print the Collection Letter.

TIP: Watch the From/Thru dates to make sure this corresponds to the dates your expect. The number of days will change depending on the number of days in each month.

Collection Letter to Send The Collection Letter to print. Normally you will have a Letter1, Letter2 and Letter3 progressing from “Pleasant”, “Menacing” to “Demanding” which you will send when the Customer has made no payment in 30, 60 or 90 days respectively.

Note: When you finish printing, the system will ask “Collection Letters printed correctly?” If yes, the system will record a comment in each Customers record confirming it was printed.

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