Branded invoices and subscriptions
Logo, colours, layouts. Retainers and platform fees on monthly, quarterly, or annual schedules. VAT preview before you issue.
Accounts receivable · demo
Best Company raises branded invoices, follows up on schedule, and clears the money when it lands. CRM, shop, Stripe, and bank stay in the loop. You always know what is outstanding and what happens next.
How cash comes in
Receivables turns getting paid into a process your team can trust, so Thursday stops being chase-email day.
Raise branded invoices and subscriptions with EU VAT done correctly. Recurring fees go out on their own schedule.
Pull customers and deals from Salesforce, HubSpot, or Pipedrive. Tie shop orders, Stripe charges, and bank lines to the same open items.
Dunning follows the cadence you set. Friendly reminder, final notice, escalation. Every touch stays on the account.
Incoming payments and payment advice match to open invoices. Exceptions get flagged. The ledger stays current.
What Best Company runs
Issue, chase, and clear. Next to the payables you already trust in Cortena.
Logo, colours, layouts. Retainers and platform fees on monthly, quarterly, or annual schedules. VAT preview before you issue.
Connect Salesforce, HubSpot, or Pipedrive so customer context, deals, and payment notices sit with the invoice, not in another tab.
Bring shop orders and Stripe payments alongside bank statements. Money that lands finds the open receivable it belongs to.
Set the cadence once. Cortena follows up before and after due date until you are paid, with a clear history on every account.
Payment advice and bank lines clear open items automatically. You handle the exceptions. The rest posts when you say so.
Receivables next to payables. Who owes you and who you owe, in the same operator workspace.
Connections
CRM, commerce, payments, and bank data feed the same receivables ledger.
Nothing clears or escalates without the controls you define. Demo page showcasing Cortena receivables. Honest about the vision, precise about the work.