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See how suppliers on Nuvo cut days out of the cycle before the first invoice is raised.
Updated August 1, 2026
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Key Takeaways
DSO is the average number of days between raising an invoice and collecting against it. It is a trend, not a verdict: a single month says little, and unapplied cash application can inflate it without any buyer paying late.

Healthy | Drifting |
DSO At or just above your stated terms. | DSO Ten or more days above terms. |
Signal Terms are being honoured. | Signal Collections or credit limits need review. |

A rising DSO ties up working capital that has already been earned. It usually moves a quarter or two before bad debt shows up in the ledger, which is what makes it an early signal rather than a lagging one.
Nuvo breaks the number down to the accounts driving it.
Most of the delay is set at onboarding, not at collections.
