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Accounts Receivable Benchmark
Are your receivables
in the norm ?
5 questions. Sector-personalized result. See what your current DSO is costing you — and what you could recover.
Step 1 of 5
What sector does your company operate in?
This lets us compare your performance to the right sector benchmarks.
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What is your company's annual revenue?
This lets us calculate your real financial impact.
$500K – $2M
Growing SMB
$2M – $10M
Established SMB
$10M – $50M
Mid-market
$50M+
Enterprise
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What is your current average payment delay (DSO)?
The average number of days between invoice issue and payment. Estimate if you don't have the exact number.
45 days
Drag to adjust. Our sector modelling puts a typical B2B benchmark around 56 days.
45 d
15 days
60 days
120 days
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How do you handle collections today?
Be honest — this is where most companies lose the most time.
Manually, irregularly
We follow up when we think about it, no defined process
Manually, with some regularity
A follow-up cadence exists, but execution is human and time-consuming
Semi-automated (QuickBooks, Xero, Excel)
Generic reminders go out, but without personalization
Automated with a dedicated tool
A collections platform handles follow-ups intelligently
Step 5 of 5
What share of your invoices are overdue?
As a percentage of invoices issued in the last 12 months.
20 %
Past 25%, our modelling flags noticeable strain on working capital.
20 %
0%
30%
60%+
Analyzing your sector…
Based on Finaxis modelling and industry benchmarks
Accounts Receivable Analysis
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AR Score
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Typical recovery with Finaxis
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By automating and prioritizing your collections, Finaxis helps close the gap to your sector's best-in-class level.
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Your DSO
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Sector avg.
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Finaxis target
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Your current DSO
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Sector benchmark (modelled)
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Target with Finaxis
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Top performers in sector (modelled)
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Your 3 immediate priorities
This diagnostic is approximate. It draws on Finaxis modelling, industry benchmarks, and the figures you provided — it isn't an audit or financial advice.