Summary: As a receivables user at Centime, you can now create and manage customer-level workflows to automate email communications at regular intervals. This feature allows you to schedule and send automated reminders and notifications, enhancing efficiency in managing customer interactions.
Required Permissions: Receivables > Set up and manage invoice workflows, automations
Create Customer-level workflows
Navigation: Settings > Receivables > Workflows > Customer Segment Workflows
Creating a Workflow:
Click on "Create New Workflow" to start the setup process.
In the "Campaign Type" dropdown, select "Customer Level"
Configuring Frequency:
Weekly or Bi-weekly: user to select the day of the week.
Monthly: user to select week of the month and day of the week.
Action Settings:
Reminder Email: Send reminders to customers regarding unpaid invoices.
Internal Notification: Notify internal teams about invoice statuses.
Manage Template: Choose and edit a statement template without payment information.
Additional Recipients:
Add any additional recipients who should receive the emails.
Condition Setup: Set a threshold that must be satisfied before the action will trigger. Conditions are optional.
Conditions: Outstanding, Overdue, Overdue %, Consolidated Outstanding, Consolidated Overdue and Consolidated Overdue %
Condition Operators:
Greater than and equal to
Less than
Value: Enter the amount in the client’s home currency.
History and Tracking: Triggered emails will be recorded in the customer history, including:
Date: When the email was sent.
Action: Type of email sent (customer or internal).
Description: Details of the email, including conditions met.
Add Automations to the Workflow
You can add up to 100 automations to a workflow. To do so, simply click on the Automation drop-down menu and select which automation you would like to include.
For additional information on workflows, please see Workflow Basics and Invoice-level Workflows.
Using Customer-level Workflows
When a customer-level workflow is live, you can pause an individual invoice or the entire customer.
- Pausing the customer will stop all reminders from being sent to the customer.
- Pausing an individual invoice will remove the invoice from the communication. The customer total outstanding and total overdue will still include the invoice amount.
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