Get paid faster with a clean follow-up system
Builds an invoicing and follow-up protocol for creators dealing with net-30/60 cycles, late payments, or ghosting. Produces email templates, escalation steps, and contract language suggestions (late fees, acceptance criteria).
Create a skill called "Invoice and Late Payment Chaser". Ask me for invoice amount, due date, payment terms, and what communication I've had. Output: - a follow-up schedule with dates - 3 email templates: gentle, firm, final notice - an escalation plan (who to contact next, what to reference) - a documentation checklist (contract, approval proof, delivery proof) - recommended future contract clauses (late fee, acceptance timeline) Keep tone professional and factual.
Enter your deal details and payment terms. The skill outputs a timeline-based follow-up plan
plus templates that stay professional while signaling seriousness.
Output: "Firm follow-up + escalation path + documentation checklist."
Output: "Correction + resubmission + confirm processing timeline."
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