Who owes what, who to call today, and which promise broke. The reminder goes out on WhatsApp from the same register, and the promise is logged as it is made.

Ageing, outstanding and every customer's promise in one register, with WhatsApp chasing built in: approved templates, live two-way conversation, bulk follow-ups and system documents attached — without leaving the page.
Overdue balances nobody chases until the quarter looks bad.
Follow-ups sent from a collector's own WhatsApp, with no record when they leave.
Statements and invoices downloaded, renamed and re-uploaded just to send them.
Each capability below is a screen that exists today — not a roadmap.
Current, 30, 60, 90+ buckets per customer with the last payment and days overdue computed, never typed.
A conversation dock on the same page: read replies, answer, and log the outcome. Meta-approved templates outside the 24-hour window, free text inside it.
Filter by bucket, select the customers, review every message with its exact figures, send up to 50 in one go — with every skip explained.
Send the invoice or statement the system already holds; preview it first, share it as a document.
Promise-to-pay, disputed, partly paid — logged against the customer so the next call starts informed.
Collectors see only their customers; figures come from the books, so a template can never say ₹ 0 by mistake.
One region of the product on a demonstration company — no client, employee or customer appears.

Meta Cloud API, verified number, approved templates — we set it up with you.
Open a customer, see the thread beside the figures, send the right template or reply.
Outcomes and payments update the buckets; the bulk view shows who still needs a nudge.
No. Conversations run inside Kizuna through the official WhatsApp Business Platform; nothing is sent from a personal phone.
Yes, with a Meta-approved template. Free-form text is allowed only inside the 24-hour customer-service window, which the system enforces.
Customers, invoices and outstanding come from the Finance module or an import; the register never asks you to retype a balance.
A free trial or a 20-minute demo — tell us which, and who to call.