Nora Bell
AR Clerk
Chase overdue invoices, week 27
Work item · nora@mail.figs.so
Woken by schedule: Weekly AR chase
Mon 9:02Pulled 14 overdue invoices
QuickBooks · read3 accounts are 60+ days past due: Meridian & Co, Oak Supply, Bellweather
9:03Cross-checked payments in the ledger; no receipts on any of the three
Sheets · readDrafted 3 payment reminders, one per account
Gmail · draftRaised a sign-off: OK to send all three?
Waiting on youThe sign-off doesn't block Nora. She keeps working her other items while she waits.
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AR Clerk
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Sign-off · Nora Bell
from “Chase overdue invoices, week 27”
I’m ready to send 3 payment reminders. Here’s the one to Meridian & Co:
To accounts@meridian.co
Invoice #1042: 30 days past due
Hi, our records show invoice #1042 ($4,820) is now 30 days past due. Please arrange payment this week, or let us know what's blocking it.
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