Accounts receivable software for small businesses
Small businesses lose cash to invoices nobody had time to chase. Adopt keeps your aging current, drafts reminders for overdue invoices and waits for your approval before anything is sent.
How small businesses handle this today.
No one owns collections. Chasing invoices falls to the owner, after everything else.
Reminders feel awkward. Following up with a good customer is easy to put off.
Payments are hard to match. A deposit arrives, and it is not clear which invoice it pays.
The aging is out of date. You are never quite sure who still owes what.
Accounts receivable for a small business, without the chasing
Adopt prepares the work in the background. Your team reviews and approves it, and every approval stays on the record.
Connect your accounts
Invoices and bank activity sit side by side.
Keep the aging current
Open balances update as payments arrive.
Draft reminders
Follow-ups are drafted for overdue invoices and held for review.
Approve
You decide what is sent. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
What changes for small businesses
No collections team needed
Adopt drafts the follow-ups, so the owner only reviews.
Your tone, your call
Edit any reminder before it goes out.
Customer risk in view
See which customers are overdue and how much they owe.
FAQs
It tracks what customers owe you, follows up on overdue invoices and records payments as they arrive. Adopt prepares that work and you approve it.
No. Adopt drafts reminders and holds them for approval. You decide what is sent.
No. Adopt works on its own. A business without any accounting system can start on Adopt and keep its books there.
Yes. You can start free and connect your first accounts without talking to sales.
More software for small businesses
Accounts receivable software for other sizes
Get paid without chasing.
You approve every entry.
Start free and connect your first account. Adopt works on its own, so you do not need another accounting system to begin.
