Ageing-aware
Older accounts are prioritised, because time works against recovery.
Collecting overdue customer accounts — with a clear approach to ageing and escalation, on a no-recovery-no-commission basis.
Overdue accounts rarely improve on their own. The age of a debt is one of the strongest signals of how likely it is to be recovered, which is why a clear approach to ageing matters. Merion collects overdue customer accounts with a structured process: we confirm the balance against your invoices and terms, prioritise by how far the account has aged, and pursue payment through professional written and phone contact before considering any escalation.
Treating older accounts with urgency — while staying firm and fair — gives you the best chance of recovery without damaging customer relationships. Because we work on commission, there is no upfront fee and no retainer; we are only paid on what we recover. You keep full visibility online, and you can refer a single overdue account or your whole ageing report. To get started, refer an account or see how it works.
Older accounts are prioritised, because time works against recovery.
Professional contact first, escalation only where it's warranted.
No upfront fee — a charge applies only to amounts recovered.
Track every overdue account online from referral to resolution.
Refer overdue accounts — single matters or a whole ageing report — and track recovery online.
Yes. Older debts are generally harder to recover, so acting early gives the best chance of a result.
Yes. You can refer a single overdue account or a batch from your ageing report.
Nothing upfront. We work on commission, so a fee only applies to amounts recovered.
No. We use professional written and phone contact first, and only consider escalation where the account justifies it.
Refer them now — it takes minutes and the appraisal is free.
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