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overdue invoice follow-up · Xero

Overdue invoice follow-up for design studios with Xero.

Connect Xero, encode the rules your team already follows and move every open invoice toward a documented outcome.

Map this workflow
SourceXero organisation
Policy triggeran unpaid balance passes its due date and remains eligible
Accountable ownerproject lead and studio finance

Operational fit

Built around how design studios actually bill.

Invoice pattern

deposits, design phases, production and licensing.

Relationship context

feedback cycles and payment conversations share the same client contacts.

Primary risk

a revision or licensing question can be mistaken for ordinary lateness.

Exception route

hold the cadence while an agreed creative or licensing exception is active.

One controlled route from signal to outcome.

move overdue invoices forward without turning every delay into the same sequence. Elapsed days never override an active exception or relationship rule.

  1. 01

    Confirm the balance is genuinely overdue

  2. 02

    Check previous touches and replies

  3. 03

    Choose the next proportional action

  4. 04

    Escalate only with supporting evidence

Xero data contract

Use the ledger as truth. Add the decision layer it lacks.

DueHello monitors receivables from the connected organisation and evaluates each next action against the configured policy. Connect the organisation, choose the accounts and invoice states in scope, then validate sender and approval rules.

Fields in scope
contact and invoice number
currency, total and amount due
issue date and due date
status and organisation

Evidence remains attached to the decision.

For this workflow, DueHello keeps aging position, touch history, exception reason. The team can see what happened without reconstructing it from inboxes.

Evidence 01

aging position

Evidence 02

touch history

Evidence 03

exception reason

Questions before you put it into production.

How is overdue invoice follow-up used by a design studio?+

DueHello monitors deposits, design phases, production and licensing, applies the configured receivables policy and records why each action was sent, paused or routed to project lead and studio finance.

What data does DueHello use from Xero?+

The workflow uses contact and invoice number, currency, total and amount due, issue date and due date, status and organisation. DueHello monitors receivables from the connected organisation and evaluates each next action against the configured policy.

What stops the overdue invoice follow-up workflow?+

The workflow stops or changes route when the payer responds, pays, disputes or needs an internal decision. DueHello then hold the cadence while an agreed creative or licensing exception is active.

Does DueHello replace the finance or account team?+

No. DueHello performs the permitted follow-up and brings exceptions to the accountable person with the context and evidence needed to decide.

Map this against real invoices.

Bring one month of deposits, design phases, production and licensing. We will map the policy, exceptions and Xero data route with your team.

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