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What it is

CollectFlows manages accounts receivable and collections for businesses pursuing their own overdue B2B invoices. Excel or CSV imports can include invoice statements, daily collections, and branch targets, with automatic column-mapping detection. Due dates recalculate invoices into current, 1–30, 31–60, 61–90, and 90+ day buckets. The system records promised amounts and dates and flags broken promises after their dates pass. Teams can log calls, emails, and WhatsApp touchpoints with timestamps and attribution. An AI assistant answers questions about live receivables, gives daily briefings, accepts voice input, and replies in English or Arabic. Controls include branch and collector scoping, five roles, exportable audit logs, optional TOTP multi-factor authentication, and enterprise IP allowlisting. The browser interface adapts to phones and tablets; Android, iOS, API, and web platforms are listed. Growth costs 145 AED a month and Business 475 AED a month. A 14-day trial requires no credit card. CollectFlows does not contact debtors for customers.

Spec sheet

Purpose
CollectFlows manages accounts receivable and collections activity for businesses collecting their own overdue B2B invoices.Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Headquarters
Abu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesRead 28 Sep 2026 · collectflows.com
AI assistant
The assistant answers questions about live receivables data, provides daily briefings, accepts voice input, and replies in English or Arabic.Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Enterprise controls
Enterprise includes IP allowlisting; the public REST API uses bearer-token keys and supports outbound webhooks.Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Follow-ups
Calls, emails, and WhatsApp touchpoints can be logged against customers with timestamps and attribution.Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Integration
Microsoft 365 connection is limited on Business and included on Enterprise; it is not included on Growth.Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Invoice aging
Invoices are recalculated into current, 1–30, 31–60, 61–90, and 90+ day buckets based on due dates.Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Invoice import
Users can import invoice statements, daily collections, and branch targets from Excel or CSV, with column mapping detected automatically.Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Mobile access
CollectFlows runs in a browser and adapts its interface to phone and tablet screens.Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Product boundary
CollectFlows says it does not act as a debt collection agent and does not contact customers or debtors on the company's behalf.Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Promise tracking
The product records promise amounts and dates and automatically flags broken promises after the date passes.Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Security controls
Features include branch and collector scoping, five user roles, an exportable audit log, and optional TOTP multi-factor authentication.Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Support and trial
The site offers a 14-day trial without a credit card and lists sales contact at [email protected].Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Target customers
The product is aimed at credit controllers, collection officers, finance managers, and CFOs at trading, distribution, contracting, and services businesses in the UAE and wider GCC.Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com

Plans and prices

Growth 145 AED a month Billed monthly in AED Up to 5 users · AI assistant not included · Microsoft 365 connection not included Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Business 475 AED a month Billed monthly in AED Up to 20 users · AI collections assistant included · Microsoft 365 connection limited Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com
Enterprise Priced on request Custom; Enterprise terms agreed directly Unlimited users · Intelligence Board · REST API and webhooks · IP allowlisting Read 9 Oct 2026 · collectflows.com

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Strong points and limits

Strong points

  • Imports invoices and targets from Excel or CSV
  • Tracks aging buckets and broken promises
  • Logs calls, emails, and WhatsApp touchpoints
  • AI assistant supports English and Arabic
  • Provides audit logs and optional TOTP

Limits

  • Growth excludes the AI assistant
  • Growth excludes Microsoft 365 connection
  • No free plan is offered
  • It does not contact debtors on your behalf

Who it suits

It suits credit controllers, collection officers, finance managers, and CFOs in UAE and wider GCC trading, distribution, contracting, and services businesses. It is for companies managing their own receivables, not outsourced debt collection.

CollectFlows in depth

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CollectFlows is a receivables workflow for businesses pursuing their own overdue B2B invoices. It suits credit controllers and finance teams that need one record of aging balances, promises and follow-up. The strongest case is disciplined collections work across branches; companies wanting outsourced debtor contact should choose another approach.

Overview

CollectFlows brings invoice records and collection activity into a shared process. Teams can import invoice statements, daily collections and branch targets from Excel or CSV, with automatic column mapping to reduce spreadsheet preparation. Invoices are recalculated into current, 1–30, 31–60, 61–90 and 90+ day buckets from their due dates, while invoice tracking and overdue-balance reports help staff decide which accounts need attention.

Promise amounts and dates are recorded, and the service flags a promise as broken after its date passes. Calls, emails and WhatsApp touchpoints can be attached to customers with timestamps and attribution, giving managers a traceable account of who followed up and when. CollectFlows manages a company's own activity: it is not a debt-collection agent and does not contact customers or debtors on the company's behalf.

Key features

Collections workflow

The combination of aging buckets, promise monitoring and attributed touchpoints is practical for teams that need to move from a late invoice to a documented next action. Automatic recalculation keeps aging tied to due dates rather than requiring manual spreadsheet updates. It is less suitable when the primary requirement is payment processing or outsourced recovery, neither of which is the product's role.

AI assistant

The assistant answers questions about live receivables data, supplies daily briefings, accepts voice input and responds in English or Arabic. That makes it potentially useful to managers who need a quick portfolio summary or bilingual interaction, but it is not part of the entry plan: Growth excludes it, while Business includes the AI collections assistant.

Controls and integration

Branch and collector scoping, five user roles, an exportable audit log and optional TOTP multi-factor authentication provide a meaningful control layer for distributed teams. Enterprise adds IP allowlisting. Its public REST API uses bearer-token keys and supports outbound webhooks, enabling custom connections where the built-in options are insufficient. Microsoft 365 is unavailable on Growth, limited on Business and included on Enterprise, so Microsoft-centric teams should budget for the higher tiers.

Pricing

CollectFlows offers a 14-day trial without a credit card and bills monthly in AED. There is no free plan.

PlanPriceWhat it includesGrowth145 AED a monthUp to 5 users; AI assistant and Microsoft 365 connection excluded.Business475 AED a monthUp to 20 users; AI collections assistant included; Microsoft 365 connection limited.EnterpriseCustom pricingUnlimited users, Intelligence Board, REST API and webhooks, IP allowlisting; terms agreed directly.Growth is the sensible starting point for a small collection desk that can work without AI or Microsoft 365. Business is aimed at larger teams that need the assistant and more seats, although the 20-user ceiling and limited Microsoft 365 connection remain relevant. Enterprise is for organizations requiring unlimited users, network allowlisting or deeper integration; its custom contract means costs must be established with sales.

Platforms

CollectFlows runs on Android, iOS and the web, and provides an API. Its browser interface adapts to phone and tablet screens, so mobile access does not require a separate native desktop application.

Who it's for

The intended audience is credit controllers, collection officers, finance managers and CFOs at trading, distribution, contracting and services businesses in the UAE and wider GCC. Branch scoping and collector attribution fit organizations where responsibility is distributed, while AED billing and English-or-Arabic assistance are relevant to regional operations. A business seeking an agency to chase debtors, rather than software to coordinate its own staff, is outside the product's remit.

Pros and cons

Pro: Due-date aging, broken-promise alerts and attributed contact logs connect prioritization with accountability.

Pro: Excel and CSV imports with automatic column mapping offer a practical route from existing records.

Pro: Role, branch, audit-log and optional TOTP controls support governed collections operations.

Con: The AI assistant starts at Business, more than three times Growth's monthly price.

Con: Growth omits Microsoft 365, while Business only limits the connection.

Con: It does not perform debtor outreach, so it cannot replace a collection agency.

Alternatives

For a broad comparison, see Accounts Receivable Software.

Invoice Ninja is the better fit for users wanting a freemium service, self-hosting and invoicing across a wide range of platforms; its Free plan costs 0.00 USD forever for five clients with unlimited invoicing.

Zoho Invoice suits businesses seeking free invoicing, including Indian businesses with stated annual and user limits, rather than CollectFlows' collections workflow.

BILL Accounts Payable is an alternative for teams wanting a paid accounts-payable and accounts-receivable subscription with a free trial.

Growfin is another paid, web-based collections option with a free trial.

InvoiceShelf is preferable when free, open-source, self-hosted invoicing with unlimited invoices and customers matters more than managed collections controls.

InvoiceSherpa is aimed at scheduled collection automation, with plans defined by open-invoice volume and integrations.

Accruid is a paid web alternative with a free trial and custom-priced plans.

ezyCollect is a paid API-and-web option with debtor-volume, user and workflow limits on its published plans.

Verdict

Choose CollectFlows if your UAE or GCC business runs its own B2B collections and needs aging, promise control and follow-up accountability in one system. The main reason to choose it is the focused workflow with regional mobile access, bilingual AI at Business and strong Enterprise controls. Look elsewhere if you need free invoicing, broad general accounting, or an agency to contact debtors for you.

Verdict

CollectFlows combines invoice aging, promise tracking, follow-up records, security controls, and receivables questions in a browser-based service. The 14-day trial and two stated monthly plans give teams a defined starting point.

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