Customer Balance
Each customer has a balance tracking the difference between invoices and payments. If a balance is negative, then the customer owes money for their policy. If the balance is positive, then the customer is owed money - typically this happens after a customer requests to stop the policy at a date far in the past, for example if they forgot to declare a sale of their insured asset.Tracking failed payments
Each brokerage firm can access an accounting summary of their portfolio. In it you will find a list of all policies that have at least one failed payment, with information such as:- the policy
- the number of unpaid invoices for that policy
- the number of days since the failed payment
- links to dashboards so that you can retry payment, send a recommended letter (ERE) if configured, suspend or stop the policy.
Charging additional fees
At a product level you can configure additional fees for unpaid invoices. If a payment fails for an invoice, the additional fees will be added to a replacement invoice, and a new payment will be attempted. For example, a customer is invoiced 100€, and additional fees are set to 10€. If the payment for that invoice fails, then the invoice is automatically credited and a new invoice for 110€ is issued.| Invoice | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Original invoice | 100€ | WRITTEN_OFF - This invoice has been credited |
| Credit invoice | -100€ | CREDITED - Credits Original invoice |
| December 2025 | 110€ | PAYMENT_IN_PROGRESS - Replaces Original invoice |

