Second Payment Reminder
Follow up on a balance that's still open after the first reminder. Send two to three weeks after the first reminder.
Billing & Office
Nudge a past-due balance without souring the relationship. Send about a week after an invoice goes past due.
The letter
Hi «CustomerName»,
This is a friendly nudge, nothing more: our records show an open balance on your account, and we suspect it simply slipped past — it happens to everyone, us included.
If the invoice is sitting in an inbox somewhere, no problem: you can pay online through your customer portal in under a minute, drop a check in the mail, or handle it by phone with the office — whichever is easiest.
If the payment is already on its way, thank you — please disregard this note, and our apologies for crossing in the mail. And if there's a question or concern holding things up, we'd genuinely like to hear it and get it sorted.
To take care of the balance or ask a question, reply to this email or give us a call.
With thanks,
«CompanyName»
The highlighted «placeholders» are merge fields — LandscapingSoftware replaces each one with the matching value from your records, per recipient, when the merge runs. Copy them exactly as shown.
Follow up on a balance that's still open after the first reminder. Send two to three weeks after the first reminder.
Explain equal monthly billing before confusion turns into calls. Send when enrolling customers or at the start of a billing year.
Confirm an approved estimate and set up the project start. Send immediately after approval.
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