The agent tracks invoices, sends staged reminders to debtors, reads their replies, and never forgets a payment promise. Emails go out only after you approve.

The AI agent for accounts receivable collections installs from the ASCN marketplace in under 5 minutes. Invite a colleague through the referral program and you both get bonus credits; pay for 6 or 12 months and the plan costs less. Current pricing lives at ascn.ai/pricing.
Chasing payments eats a couple of hours a week: emails, repeat reminders, tracking who promised what. For an owner or bookkeeper that is $200–400 of time every month. Debt older than 90 days collects half as well — the money sits stuck while you work on something else.
AR Collector Pro is a ready-made AI agent for the ASCN platform that runs collections on its own:
You run it from an ordinary chat in ASCN or Telegram. No email reaches a debtor without your OK — the agent drafts, you decide.
No coding needed. You run everything from a chat.
Across rollouts the agent saves an owner or bookkeeper 2–4 hours a week on reminders and speeds up recovery of early overdue debt: day-one touches beat the occasional manual nudge.
Results depend on your niche, the size of your receivables, how solvent your clients are, and how accurately the register is kept. The agent holds the cadence of touches — collection speed comes down to your setup and how disciplined the sheet is.
Web studio — digital services
- Connected: Gmail and Google Sheets, a register of 40 active invoices
- Result: early overdue debt (1–30 days) collected several days faster, 0 forgotten promises
- Saved: about 3 hours a week for the founder
Wholesale supplier — B2B trade
- Connected: Gmail, Google Sheets, a Telegram channel, CSV export via Google Drive
- Result: Friday aging-bucket report, large debts escalated on time instead of another email
- Saved: roughly a day a week off the bookkeeper's plate
Services agency — marketing
- Connected: Gmail and Google Sheets across two legal entities
- Result: S0–S4 staged touches on autopilot, disputed invoices routed to the owner without any dunning pressure
- Saved: two stuck invoices recovered in the first month
These numbers are illustrative — an expected effect, not a guarantee. Results depend on your niche and setup.
While overdue debt ages and collects half as well, hand recovery to an agent that touches debtors from day one and remembers every promise. 🔥🔥🔥
Set it up once — reminder drafts wait for your OK each morning, and the money comes back while it still can.
No. The agent installs from the marketplace and is set up through an ordinary chat: you say what you need, and the agent connects Gmail, Google Sheets, and Telegram and creates the tasks.
No. The agent only prepares drafts and sends them to you for approval. No email reaches a debtor without your explicit OK in chat — that is a hard rule.
Connections run through official OAuth, tokens are stored encrypted and never appear in chats or logs. Each agent is isolated, and you can revoke access to any service at any moment. Amounts and debtor correspondence stay in your register, not in the agent's memory.
The agent has no direct bank access. It marks an invoice "paid" only after your confirmation or a payment row in the register. A debtor's "we paid" is logged as a claimed payment until you verify it.
There are no direct connectors to accounting systems. The source of truth is the Google Sheets register, filled by CSV export through Google Drive or a row in the table. For an advanced setup you can connect a custom MCP server to your accounting system.
No, the platform does not make voice calls. The agent works through email touches and reports to you. It suggests a personal call or a lawyer as an escalation option, but you act on it.
Yes. Through IDENTITY.md and SOUL.md, skills, and the collections playbook you set the signature, how firm the touches are, the day-by-day schedule, and the escalation threshold. Profiles: soft, standard, firm.
Yes. Without Telegram, summaries and alerts arrive in the ASCN chat. The agent's logic stays the same when you switch channels.
