Invoices & AR
Cash you have earned but not collected
The lockup report: every invoice aged in dollars and in days, largest stuck balances first, with the client and the matter named on every line.
Invoices & AR
The lockup report: every invoice aged in dollars and days, largest stuck balances first. Cash you have earned but not collected is the cheapest money there is to go get.
Open receivables
$115,490
6 open invoices
AR days
30
Profession median lockup 75 days
Collection rate
87%
Collected vs billed · median 93%
Aging
Open balances by how long past due
Not yet due
$64,275
1–30 days
$0
31–60 days
$12,740
61–90 days
$38,475
90+ days
$0
Largest open balances
Named, oldest exposure first — the calls that release the most cash
Hartwell & Voss LLP’s books, as at 28 August 2026. Not a mock-up and not a screenshot — this is the screen, drawn from the same figures the firm sees.
A stuck balance with a name on it
Ageing buckets tell you that something is late. They do not tell you who to call. Every line here carries the client and the matter, so the next step is obvious.
Measured against your profession, not a generic benchmark
AR days sit against the published median lockup for law firms, so you can tell the difference between slow and normal-for-the-work.
The cheapest money there is to go get
Collections beat new business on margin every time. This is the report that says which calls release the most cash.
Open it yourself
The whole application, on a firm with six months of books behind it.
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