In B2B, even "small" delays block most of your profit.
We restore payment discipline — without damaging business relationships.
Official MRiT data, 2024: 26% of receivables arrive late (sample of 3,336 companies, dane.gov.pl)
We monitor your payments so cash returns to your company, salespeople don't have to "ask for what's theirs," and emotions don't destroy business relationships.
Weekly report. Full transparency. You decide on escalation.
PARP identifies payment monitoring as a practice that enables control over receivables timeliness before the case goes to collection.
Monitoring is prevention.
Collection is the last resort.
In many companies, delays are not the exception but the norm. Worse, they cascade — blocking your cash, then forcing further delays down the chain.
months — typical waiting time for payment
Every day of waiting is frozen cash that you can't invest in growth.
Industry data, B2B sector in Poland
per week companies lose on chasing payments
Time spent chasing invoices is time taken from sales, growth, and customer service.
of companies don't react to delays for fear of losing relationships
No reaction doesn't eliminate the problem — it lets it grow.
Payment monitoring solves different problems at every level.
The more of your receivables arrive late,
the greater the pressure to delay your own payments.
We get to know your contractors, set contact frequency and communication tone. We adapt the process to your industry and business relationship specifics.
We check if documents reached the contractor and fill any gaps — before they become an excuse.
If payment hasn't arrived, we reach out by phone and email.
Factual, calm, without damaging relationships.
Regular, planned contacts with overdue contractors. We monitor payment promises and keep you informed of progress.
Status, reactions, action recommendations. Escalation only when necessary — and always only with your consent.
Your employees don't like calling about money. Our team does it every day — professionally and effectively.
An external contact firm removes the awkwardness of overdue conversations.
Contractors respond professionally because they treat it as business.
No more manually checking who paid and who didn't.
No more writing emails and searching for debtor phone numbers.
Regular reports on every invoice status.
You know exactly who pays on time and who needs attention.
When monitoring isn't enough, Kancelaria Wierzytelności handles harder collection.
Lagrin provides risk analysis. Zero gaps in the process.
A manufacturing company decided to outsource the receivables control process, previously handled by salespeople and accounting.
Monitoring restored payment discipline without losing business relationships.
Receivables control isn't free, even if you do it internally.
Compare the real costs and effects of both approaches.
Salaries, benefits, training, employee turnover — you pay regardless of results.
Accountant, salesperson, or assistant — receivables monitoring is one of many tasks, not a priority.
Many responsibilities = late reminders = rising DSO and frozen cash.
Calling about money hurts morale and distracts from revenue-generating tasks.
You pay for results, not for maintaining a position. No benefits, vacations, sick leaves, turnover.
This is our only task. Proven processes, communication templates, reminder systems.
Contact with the contractor on the due date or earlier. Zero delays, zero excuses.
Your team returns to their tasks, and financial liquidity grows.
Every week you get: status, contractor reactions, next step recommendation.
Full control without daily team involvement.
No pressure or collection language.
Tone adapted to the relationship and cooperation history.
Harder actions only when there's no goodwill.
Always only with your consent.
Contact history + reports.
Full insight into every action taken.
Data used exclusively for monitoring.
GDPR compliant.
You don't need special systems or integrations. We start quickly and simply.
An Excel file with invoice list and contractor data is enough. We also support exports from popular ERP and accounting systems.
After agreeing on scope and communication tone, we launch monitoring the next business day.
You receive a weekly report on receivables status, actions taken, and results. Full transparency.
Automatic data exchange between systems both ways — API, export, import.
But it's optional. Most companies prefer to simply share Excel files, and that works great too.
From risk analysis to money recovery — without searching for new providers at every stage.
Tools for building healthy, quality sales.
Find growth drivers, increase margins, and control contractor risk.
Receivables control, reminders, contractor contact. Payment discipline without damaging relationships.
monitoringplatnosci.plHard collection, negotiations, settlements, court and enforcement proceedings.
kancelariawierzytelnosci.legal →decrease in overdue invoices
Systematic reminders significantly reduce the number of unpaid invoices in the first months.
contractors in continuous monitoring
We serve companies in transport, manufacturing, and service sectors.
conflicts with key clients
Professional, diplomatic contact doesn't damage relationships — it motivates timely payment.
The sales department spent ~15h per week calling about payments. Average DSO was 58 days, and ~35% of invoices were paid late.
DSO dropped to 41 days. Overdue decreased to 12%. The sales team recovered time for selling.
You have B2B sales with 14–60 day payment terms and a growing number of contractors.
Salespeople learn too late that a client hasn't paid — because nobody monitors it systematically.
Sales are growing, but cash in the account isn't. Revenue looks good, cashflow doesn't.
The accounting department doesn't have time to call about invoices — and you don't want to hire someone for it.
Contractors know someone is watching — and pay faster.
Average payment delay drops by 30–60%.
Cash that was locked in receivables returns to your account.
Your team stops stressing — because it's no longer their problem.
50–500 invoices/month · 14–60 day terms · many regular contractors
Stage-billed projects · 30–90 day payments · key clients you don't want to lose
Large invoice amounts · long payment chains · cashflow seasonality
"Since we delegated payment monitoring, our sales team finally focuses on selling, not chasing invoices."
— CFO, transport company"Professional external contact works better than our internal reminders. Contractors take it more seriously."
— Owner, manufacturing company"In 2 months, payment discipline returned, without conflicts with clients."
This is the most common concern — and simultaneously our core business. Contact is professional and diplomatic, always on behalf of your company, never "from a collection agency." We adapt the tone: different for incidental delays, different for repeated non-response. 54% of directors admit they accept worse payment terms to preserve relationships — monitoring restores discipline without that price.
No. Monitoring is a preventive action — we start before the payment deadline or right after it. Collection begins when monitoring doesn't produce results. Within the Lagrin ecosystem, the transition is seamless, but the vast majority of cases are resolved at the monitoring stage.
Quite the opposite. Professional, factual contact doesn't provoke aggression — it motivates. Contractors often call themselves to explain the situation and declare a payment date. No pressure, threats, or collection language is our standard.
Yes, and we recommend it. We usually start with 20–30 contractors or one client segment. After 30 days, you have hard data to decide on expansion.
Yes. If you have B2B sales with 14–60 day terms and even a few dozen contractors, monitoring pays for itself. The cost of one day of frozen cash is usually higher than the service cost. The DSO calculator on the page will help you calculate this.
Start within 24 hours of submitting the invoice list. No system integration needed — an Excel file or accounting system export is enough. Full implementation with scenario calibration takes 1–2 business days.
Contact conducted professionally and diplomatically, adapted to the business relationship and cooperation history. Different tone for incidental delays, different for repeated non-response, different for signals of financial problems. Decisive actions only when unwillingness to pay is evident.
Since 26% of receivables arrive late on average, check how much cash you can unfreeze.
Enter your company NIP and we'll prepare the calculations.
ul. Puławska 145
02-715 Warszawa
NIP: 9512116839
REGON: 140498425