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Finance teams still spend the bulk of their week chasing invoices, reconciling exceptions, and re-keying data between systems that were never designed to talk to each other. Agentic order-to-cash changes the shape of that work entirely.
Days sales outstanding creeps up whenever follow-up depends on a person remembering to send the next email. An accounts receivable agent never forgets, never sleeps, and prioritizes the accounts most likely to slip.
Teams that move to an agentic workflow typically see DSO fall within the first two quarters, driven less by any single automation than by the removal of the handoffs between them.
Manual order-to-cash | Agentic order-to-cash |
Collections cadence Weekly batches, when someone has time to work the queue. | Continuous Outreach runs every day, prioritized by the accounts most likely to slip. |
Exception handling Disputes wait in an inbox until a person notices them. | Triaged on arrival Every exception is routed the moment it appears. |
Cash application Remittances matched to invoices by hand, line by line. | Automatic Remittances are matched to invoices without re-keying. |
DSO trend Creeps up as follow-up slips. | Falls within two quarters Often by roughly half. |
What changes
The goal was never to replace the finance team. It was to give them back the week they spent copying numbers.
Nuvo helps us manage DSO more effectively by improving upfront credit evaluation and helping us respond to account issues sooner. Our DSO has steadily gone down over the past year, and Nuvo has played an important role by giving us greater visibility and helping us act sooner.
Tony Suits