Unpaid invoices sit for weeks.
Cash that should fund payroll sits in someone else's account — usually because the follow-up call never happened, not because the customer refused to pay.
Elixis AI systems agency
Elixis Collect calls your overdue B2B accounts with a script you approve — exact amount, due date, secure payment link — and hands anything unusual to a human.
“Hi, I’m calling from Demo Company — is this Jane Doe?”
An illustration of a typical Collect follow-up call.
The real problem
Most overdue accounts do not need pressure. They need a clear, consistent reminder with the exact amount and an easy way to pay — and that reminder keeps getting bumped by busier work.
Cash that should fund payroll sits in someone else's account — usually because the follow-up call never happened, not because the customer refused to pay.
Every manual reminder interrupts the work customers actually pay for. When the week gets busy, follow-up is the first thing that quietly stops.
When nobody answers, the next business that picks up wins the conversation. After-hours callers rarely leave a voicemail and wait.
Repetitive follow-up gets a clear operating path. Every exception goes back to a person.
Flexible pricing is based on workflow scope, call volume, integrations, and rollout complexity. The goal is to cost a fraction of staffing the whole follow-up process manually while keeping exceptions human.
Payment outreach is the primary system. Receptionist coverage is the second. Both are scoped to your business and approved by you before a customer ever hears them.
AI-assisted payment outreach for B2B invoices that need consistent, professional follow-up before they become owner-level stress.
An AI receptionist layer for service businesses that need better missed-call capture, lead qualification, routing, and booking support.
For operations that need more than Collect or Intake. We map one specific, repetitive workflow, design the automation and guardrails with your team, and build it as a scoped, high-touch engagement.
Discuss a custom systemWork your team handles often, with known rules and a clear business outcome.
If the workflow changes every time, we keep it human — or start with a smaller audit.
Workflow map, guardrails, and realistic testing before anything goes live. Scoped and priced individually.
How it works
Before anything is automated, we map how work actually moves through your business — invoices, calls, questions, handoffs — and find the one workflow where a narrow AI system earns its keep fastest.
Walk through how invoices, calls, and follow-ups are really handled today.
Pinpoint where time and cash leak: aging invoices, missed calls, manual handoffs.
An honest read on what AI should handle, what stays human, and what is not worth automating.
A sequenced plan — integrations, guardrails, and review points — before anything goes live.
Pricing depends on workflow scope, call volume, integrations, and rollout complexity. If the audit shows automation is not the right move yet, that is exactly what we will tell you.
Trust and safety
Elixis systems are designed to support your team, not create an uncontrolled customer experience. The workflow is reviewed before launch and stays visible after launch.
FAQ
The audit is built to answer whether a workflow should be automated, what should stay human, and what needs to be tested before customers experience it.
Pricing is flexible and based on workflow scope, call volume, integrations, and rollout complexity. The AI Audit sizes the work before anything is built, so you see the scope before committing to anything.
No. Elixis systems take on repetitive follow-up and intake so staff can focus on the work customers actually pay for. Disputes, exceptions, and judgment calls are routed to people.
Some customers prefer a person, which is why each workflow stays narrow, uses scripts your business approves, is tested before launch, and routes to a human quickly when the conversation needs one.
No. Elixis Collect is positioned for first-party B2B invoice follow-up. It is not for consumer debt collection, medical debt, financial debt, or legal collection work.
No. The system should not collect verbal card details. The safer pattern is a professional reminder plus the secure payment path your business already approves.
Usually the first audit step is to review how invoice and customer data can be exported, connected, or staged. The exact integration depends on your current tools and permissions.
The workflow should flag disputes, confusion, and exceptions for human review. It should not negotiate, offer payment plans, or make policy exceptions by default.
Yes. That is the intended operating model: outcomes stay visible, and outreach rules include pause, stop, and manual-review paths before launch.
Start here
One call. We map your follow-up gaps and tell you honestly whether an AI system is worth building — starting with a single focused workflow.
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