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Unpaid Invoice Tracker

A working list of what is unpaid, what to chase today, and what to say.

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Quick Tool Overview

The Unpaid Invoice Tracker turns a list into a plan: every invoice placed on a seven-stage reminder ladder by how overdue it is, the ones needing something today listed first, and the message for that stage already written.

What it does
Says who to chase today, and what to say
You give it
Unpaid invoices and when you last chased
You get back
An action list with messages attached
Best for
Actually working through a chase list
Invoice Tools Free, unlimited use No sign-up Runs in your browser

About the Unpaid Invoice Tracker

A list of unpaid invoices is not a plan. What turns it into one is knowing which of them needs something today, and what that something is — because chasing everything every week trains customers to ignore you, and chasing nothing lets debts age past the point where they are easy to recover.

This takes the list and produces the action. Every invoice is placed on a seven-stage reminder ladder by how overdue it is: a courtesy note before the due date, a neutral note on the day, a first reminder at a week, a second at a fortnight, a firm one at thirty days, a final notice at sixty, and a letter before action at ninety. The ones that need something today are listed first.

For each, it shows the stage, the register that stage calls for, and the message — so the list is not a reminder to do some work, it is the work. Everything stays in your browser, which for a list of who owes you money is the whole point.

Key features of the Unpaid Invoice Tracker

Seven-stage ladder

From a courtesy note to a letter before action.

Today first

What needs something now, in order of urgency.

Message included

The list is the work, not a reminder to do some.

Oldest before largest

Age predicts recoverability better than size.

Kept in your browser

Between visits, and nowhere else.

How to use the Unpaid Invoice Tracker

  1. 1

    Paste the unpaid invoices

    Number, customer, due date, amount, and when you last chased.

  2. 2

    Read the action list

    What needs something today, in order of urgency.

  3. 3

    Check the stage

    The ladder only works if the tone moves in one direction.

  4. 4

    Copy the message

    Written for that stage and that invoice.

  5. 5

    Record what you sent

    Update the last-chased column and re-run next week.

Frequently asked questions

Roughly weekly, escalating each time. Daily trains people to ignore you; monthly lets a debt age past the point where recovery is easy. The escalation matters more than the frequency.

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