Glossary

Dunning

Also: dunning process · dunning letters

Dunning is the sequence of increasingly firm communications a business sends to collect an overdue invoice, from a friendly reminder to a final notice.

The word is old (from the 17th-century 'dun,' to press for payment) and the practice has not changed much: a fixed cadence, escalating tone, and a consequence at the end you are prepared to act on. What has changed is that it can be run automatically, from your own email, and paused when the customer disputes.

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Reeve runs the dunning sequence for every open invoice in your name, escalating one stage at a time and stopping when QuickBooks records the payment.

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Reeve collects every overdue invoice in your name and shows you exactly where you stand.

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