Chase sends polite, professional email reminders for your unpaid invoices — on autopilot. Set due dates, and let our 4-stage escalation handle the rest.
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Import your client list or add them one by one. We store names and emails securely.
Set amounts, due dates, and descriptions. Chase tracks everything in one dashboard.
Our 4-stage escalation sends progressively firmer reminders until you get paid.
Reminders start friendly and gradually become more urgent. Due date → 3 days → 7 days → 14 days final notice.
Track all invoices, reminder stages, and payment statuses in a single clean interface.
Client promised to pay next week? Pause reminders with one click and resume later.
Professional HTML templates with your business name. They look like they came from you.
Row-level security ensures your data is isolated. Only you see your invoices.
Keep all your client contacts in one place. Link invoices, track history, stay organized.
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When an invoice hits its due date, Chase sends a friendly reminder. If unpaid after 3 days, a follow-up is sent. At 7 days, the tone becomes more urgent. At 14 days, a final notice is sent. You can pause at any stage.
No. Emails are sent from your business name with professional HTML templates. They look like personal emails you sent yourself.
Emails are pre-written for each escalation stage to maintain a professional tone. Your business name and invoice details are automatically included.
Absolutely. We use Supabase with Row-Level Security, meaning your data is completely isolated from other users. All data is encrypted at rest and in transit.
Simply mark the invoice as “Paid” in your dashboard. All scheduled reminders for that invoice stop immediately.
Yes. There are no contracts or commitments. You can downgrade to the free plan at any time from your billing page.
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