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2024-06 Payt Update: Conducting debt collection cases with the 'Ipsum Incasso' label

As of 1 October 2024, you can use the 'Ipsum Incasso' label for debt collection cases that you initiate independently with Payt’s software.

Social debt collection means collecting yourself

Since 2013, Payt has been helping organisations with smart software for invoicing and receivables management. Our principle has remained the same ever since: social debt collection means staying in control yourself. Our motto has always been at the centre: social debt collection is collecting yourself.

We are proud that you are also making use of this model, and we trust that our software helps you achieve your objectives in this area.

Important: Payt is not a debt collection agency. With our software, you can independently carry out a debt collection case. You therefore remain fully responsible for the execution.

Our choice for Ipsum Incasso

With the Ipsum Incasso label, we make 'collecting yourself' even clearer for your customers. When they look up the label 'Ipsum Incasso', they will find a clear website with explanations and the contact options of your company. They will also be redirected to the customer portal checkinvoices.com to send a message directly.

This ensures better accessibility, quicker resolution of possible disputes, and ultimately a higher chance of prompt payment.

The collection label changes on 1 October

From 1 October 2024, you can decide how to present your debt collection cases: with your own logo, or with the Ipsum Incasso logo. This logo will be used in letters and in factuurinzien.nl. In both cases, you remain in charge of the debt collection case. This brings several benefits:

  • You conduct a debt collection case without legal pressure: no bailiff is involved.
  • You maintain the customer relationship, because customers can contact your organisation directly.
  • The collection fees are entirely for your company and are paid directly into your own account, which means you decide how much you collect and whether you waive any costs.