Commercial entity-focused
Recovery against business debtors — with ABN verification and company-level contact.
Recovering money between businesses is different from consumer collection. Merion specialises in B2B debt recovery — commercial accounts, trade credit and professional fees — on a commission-only basis.
B2B debt recovery operates in a different landscape to consumer collection. The debtor is a business entity, not an individual — which changes the legal framework, the contact approach and the commercial dynamics at play. Business debtors have ABNs, company structures and directors who carry personal liability in some circumstances. They respond to different cues. And the underlying account is almost always supported by a contract, a purchase order or a terms of trade agreement that establishes exactly what is owed and why.
Merion recovers business-to-business accounts: unpaid invoices, trade credit balances, professional fees, service contract arrears and supply account debts. Our process is built for commercial accounts — verification against the ABR, structured pre-legal escalation and documentation that holds up if the matter ever goes further.
Recovery against business debtors — with ABN verification and company-level contact.
Every account is reviewed against the underlying commercial agreement before we act.
A paper trail that supports escalation to legal action if the account requires it.
Commercial accounts deserve a commercial process — not a consumer collection script.
The legal framework is different, the contact rules are applied differently, and the debtor entity — a business — has ABNs, directors and structures that affect the recovery approach. Merion is set up for commercial accounts specifically.
We verify the debtor entity against the Australian Business Register before acting, which helps identify restructures, name changes and related entities.
Unpaid invoices, trade account balances, professional fees, service contract arrears and supply account debts — any commercial, business-to-business account.
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