The four wings

AERARIUM

Understand the financial outcome.

Invoices, payments and balances on the same record as the relationship, so a collections call begins with the full picture.

The Finance pane of the Atrium glass canopyThe glass canopy with the Finance pane lit and the others dimmed.
A real Atrium screen. Meridian Institute is fictional, and every record is sample data.

A day with Aerarium.

  1. Raise the invoice

    Link it to the contact, account and opportunity. The number is assigned automatically.

  2. Record the payment

    Record each payment against its invoice. The status and balance stay in step.

  3. Follow up with context

    See overdue balances by age beside the relationship, then decide on the next step.

Each payment settles the balance.

A small example of how Aerarium behaves. It uses sample values and changes nothing.

Sample recordTry it
Invoice / INV-00001Issued
Amount₹1,20,000
Paid₹0
Balance₹1,20,000
Latest receiptNone yet

Built into the wing.

Balances that stay in step

Payments settle the invoice. Refunds subtract, and the balance follows.

Overdue, by age

See what is past its due date and for how long, so the oldest balances get attention first.

Price plans

Define what is owed and how it falls due.

Invoices and receipts

Sequential numbers, with a printable receipt for every payment.

Collections context

Read the relationship and its history before you call.

Collections forecasts

Advanced Intelligence projects what is likely to be recovered.

Finance counts for a quarter of True Business Level.

  • Collection rateHow much of what is due is collected?
  • Overdue shareHow much is past its due date?
  • Overdue 60+ daysHow much has been overdue for longest?

Through to the other wings.

The Atrium glass canopyFour equal panes of tinted glass holding the four wings of Atrium.

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