Daylit · AI agents for accounts receivable
What slow collections cost
A $100M firm with 120 lawyers, 40 of them partners.
Fees sitting uncollected right now
Uncollected fees with Daylit
—
—
per partner · — across the firm
Paid — days sooner: — days instead of —. — per partner moves into collected fees, and bonuses land sooner.
Bonuses are paid on collected fees, not billed ones. The average firm takes — days to collect, so about percent of each partner's billings is always waiting. So is the bonus.
Hours each lawyer spends chasing payment
Hours spent chasing payment with Daylit
—a month
—a month
per lawyer · — a month across the firm
Daylit does the reminders, escalations and reconciliation. Each lawyer gets back — hours a month, — a year, for billable work.
Checking who paid, sending reminders, following up again. — hours a month is — hours a year being a bill collector.
Hours your collections team spends typing out manual emails and adding notes into —
Hours your collections team spends typing out manual emails and adding notes into — with Daylit
—a month
—a month
— collectors · — a day each
Daylit writes the emails and the notes. Every reminder, reply, promise and dispute lands in — on its own. The team keeps the conversations and loses the typing.
One collector per — partners. Each spends about — hours a day writing follow-up emails by hand and copying them into — as notes.
Invoices paid sooner. Bonuses hit sooner. Nobody went to law school to collect invoices.
Enterprise grade. Onboarded in days. Daylit's AI agents plug into — and run collections from day one.
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