Fintra Feature

Accounts Receivable From Invoice to Cash, in One System

Invoicing, AR aging, dunning, and online payments all live in the same system as your ledger - so cash collected updates your books the moment it lands.

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Fintra · AR Overview
TOTAL AR
$91,400
34 open invoices
OVER 60 DAYS
$12,600
4 invoices
DSO
38 days
trailing 90-day avg
Invoice #1042 - paid online same day$6,200
Invoice #1029 - 65 days past due, dunning sent$4,100
Invoice #1051 - within terms$8,750
Credit note issued - billing error-$310

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What accounts receivable in Fintra does

Getting paid shouldn’t require a separate invoicing tool, a separate payment link, and a spreadsheet to track who owes what. Fintra runs the full AR cycle in one system: invoices are created and sent, aging is tracked automatically by bucket, collections reminders go out on schedule, and customers can pay online - with every step posting straight to the ledger.

  • Invoice creation and sending, with recurring invoice support
  • AR aging tracked automatically by standard overdue buckets
  • Dunning and collections reminders run by overdue bucket
  • Online payment links so customers can pay an invoice directly

Core capabilities

CapabilityWhat it doesWhat it replaces
InvoicingCreates, sends, and tracks customer invoicesA separate invoicing tool disconnected from the ledger
AR agingBuckets open invoices by days overdue automaticallyA manually maintained aging spreadsheet
Dunning/collectionsSends reminder runs by overdue bucket on a scheduleChasing customers ad hoc by email or phone
Online paymentsLets customers pay an invoice directly via a linkWaiting on a mailed check or manual bank transfer
Credit notesIssues and applies credit memos against invoicesManual invoice corrections with no formal record
What Fintra accounts receivable covers

How it works

From invoice to collected cash

  1. 1

    Create the invoice

    Bill a customer directly from Fintra, including recurring invoices for repeat billing.

  2. 2

    Track aging automatically

    Every open invoice buckets by days overdue without manual tracking.

  3. 3

    Reminders run on schedule

    Dunning reminders send automatically as an invoice crosses each overdue bucket.

  4. 4

    Customer pays online

    A payment link lets the customer pay the invoice directly, no manual reconciliation of a check needed.

  5. 5

    Cash posts instantly

    Payment posts to the ledger and clears the invoice from AR aging the moment it’s received.

A worked example

Frequently asked questions

Does accounts receivable connect directly to the ledger?

Yes. Invoicing, payments, and credit notes are modules of the same system as the general ledger, so an invoice sent, a payment received, or a credit applied posts immediately - no export or sync step between a separate invoicing tool and your books.

How does AR aging get calculated?

Every open invoice is bucketed automatically by days past its due date - current, 1–30, 31–60, 61–90, and over 90 days - recalculated continuously as invoices are paid or age further, so the aging report always reflects the current state without manual updating.

What is dunning and how does it run?

Dunning is the collections reminder process for overdue invoices. Fintra runs reminders automatically as an invoice crosses each overdue bucket - for example, a friendly nudge at 15 days, firmer language at 45 and 60 - so collections happen on schedule instead of depending on someone remembering to follow up.

Can customers pay an invoice directly online?

Yes. Every invoice can include an online payment link, letting the customer pay directly rather than mailing a check or initiating a manual transfer. The payment posts to the ledger and clears the invoice from AR aging the moment it clears.

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