Collections · stop guessing
Here’s the deal: free AR Checker right now — Paid, Waiting, or Stuck. No email. Then $27 for the same sequence that put cash back in the bank after we took over a mess. Four rough numbers. Two minutes. Math stays on this page.
Before we took the keys
$100k+
Aging out · zero system
After the cadence
84%
Back in the bank · day 90
Tile shop takeover, late 2025. 72% by day 60. Same clients. Same invoices. Different operators. Results not typical.
QuickBooks, a spreadsheet, or last quarter’s gut math. Rough is fine. Dollars, no commas. Two minutes and you stop guessing whether cash is home.
Cash is still on someone else’s side of the fence
Est. days sales outstanding
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Open AR vs 90-day revenue
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Cash still outside (AR)
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Retainage entered
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This is exactly the mess we walked into: finished jobs, “profitable” paper, empty-feeling bank. The 90-Day Collections Reset is the sequence that forced the cash home: scorecard, AR tracker, retainage tracker, 15-minute weekly review. $27. Sixty-day Digistore buyer protection.
Yes — $27 plan · pull cash home72% back by day 60. 84% by day 90 on that shop. Same clients. Different system. Results not typical.
Healthy DSO is a lead, not a finish line. Lock a weekly review so “Paid” does not quietly slide to Waiting. Park retainage on its own tracker before the big dollars go silent. Keep the same cadence when you double crew and the office gets loud. Operators already in good shape use the Reset to defend the win and squeeze the last leaks.
Level up collections · $27 ResetScorecard · AR + retainage trackers · 90-day weekly sequence · 60-day refund
We estimate days sales outstanding as:
DSO ≈ (open AR ÷ 90-day invoiced revenue) × 90
Retainage and “how clients pay” nudge the band. Rough inputs still show the shape of the problem. This is not a formal DSO audit.
Late 2025: keys to a tile shop. No real collections records. Hundreds of thousands outside. Paper still looked fine. The bank did not.
We stopped treating collections like background admin. Every invoice by age. Retainage on its own list. Fixed weekly cadence. 72% of that balance in sixty days. 84% by day ninety. Same clients. Same invoices. Different operators. That process is the $27 PDF.
Free: AR Checker above — Paid, Waiting, or Stuck. No email. Nothing stored.
$27: The 90-Day Collections Reset — the same operating sequence that pulled cash home after we took the keys. Scorecard, trackers, weekly cadence. Instant PDF.
Price today: $27. One time. Not a subscription. 72% / 84% recovery figures from one shop — results not typical.
Yes — send me the $27 planSecure Digistore checkout · instant PDF · 60-day money back · optional worksheets on checkout
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Use honest estimates. The verdict is about shape (Paid / Waiting / Stuck), not a formal audit.
Paid means cash looks healthy on this estimate. The Reset still helps: a fixed weekly review, separate retainage tracking, and a cadence that holds when volume grows so strong numbers do not slip. Waiting or Stuck means cash is still outside; the same system is how you pull it home.
No. Educational process and tools. You run the follow-up. Not legal or debt-collection services.