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Payment reminder schedule for net 14 invoices
Net 14 means the invoice is due 14 days after it is issued. Here is when each reminder should go out, counted from the issue date and from the due date.
| When | Relative to due | Step | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 12 after issue | T-2 | courtesy | template |
| Day 15 after issue | T+1 | friendly | template |
| Day 19 after issue | T+5 | firm | template |
| Day 24 after issue | T+10 | final | template |
| Day 35 after issue | T+21 | escalate | template |
Short terms mean the client agreed to pay quickly; the ladder moves quickly too. Ten days late on a net-7 invoice is already more than double the agreed time.
BadCop configuration
Drop this into badcop.toml. With net_days = 14, invoices without an explicit due date get one automatically.
[terms]
net_days = 14
grace_days = 3
late_fee_pct = 1.5 # your contract's rate, or 0
[[steps]]
offset_days = -2
name = "courtesy"
[[steps]]
offset_days = 1
name = "friendly"
[[steps]]
offset_days = 5
name = "firm"
[[steps]]
offset_days = 10
name = "final"
apply_late_fee = true
[[steps]]
offset_days = 21
name = "escalate"
notify_owner = true
Install BadCop and run badcop run --dry-run to see the schedule applied to your real ledger.