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relationship based dunning · CSV import

Relationship-based dunning for logistics providers with CSV import.

Connect CSV import, encode the rules your team already follows and move every open invoice toward a documented outcome.

Map this workflow
Sourcescheduled or controlled CSV import
Policy triggeran eligible overdue invoice enters a customer-specific policy tier
Accountable ownercredit controller and operations owner

Operational fit

Built around how logistics providers actually bill.

Invoice pattern

shipments, surcharges, recurring routes and proof-of-delivery billing.

Relationship context

operational exceptions can become payment exceptions within hours.

Primary risk

missing delivery evidence or a surcharge query can trigger avoidable chasing.

Exception route

attach delivery evidence and route operational disputes before escalation.

One controlled route from signal to outcome.

adapt collection pressure to customer tier, history and active commercial context. Customer tier changes cadence; it never hides the underlying balance.

  1. 01

    Identify customer and relationship tier

  2. 02

    Apply the matching cadence

  3. 03

    Invite the account owner where required

  4. 04

    Re-evaluate after every payer signal

CSV import data contract

Use the ledger as truth. Add the decision layer it lacks.

A validated import creates the invoice state used by the playbook; later files update matching records through stable identifiers. Map required columns, validate sample rows and define the import owner before any automated action is permitted.

Fields in scope
stable invoice and customer IDs
issue date and due date
open amount and currency
payment, dispute and owner status

Evidence remains attached to the decision.

For this workflow, DueHello keeps relationship tier, policy version, handoff reason. The team can see what happened without reconstructing it from inboxes.

Evidence 01

relationship tier

Evidence 02

policy version

Evidence 03

handoff reason

Questions before you put it into production.

How is relationship-based dunning used by a logistics provider?+

DueHello monitors shipments, surcharges, recurring routes and proof-of-delivery billing, applies the configured receivables policy and records why each action was sent, paused or routed to credit controller and operations owner.

What data does DueHello use from CSV import?+

The workflow uses stable invoice and customer IDs, issue date and due date, open amount and currency, payment, dispute and owner status. A validated import creates the invoice state used by the playbook; later files update matching records through stable identifiers.

What stops the relationship-based dunning workflow?+

The workflow stops or changes route when relationship context requires a pause, handoff or revised route. DueHello then attach delivery evidence and route operational disputes before escalation.

Does DueHello replace the finance or account team?+

No. DueHello performs the permitted follow-up and brings exceptions to the accountable person with the context and evidence needed to decide.

Map this against real invoices.

Bring one month of shipments, surcharges, recurring routes and proof-of-delivery billing. We will map the policy, exceptions and CSV import data route with your team.

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