Chase unpaid invoices
Invoices go past due because chasing them is nobody's job this week.
Frosty reads your invoices, finds the ones past due and drafts a reminder for each. You tap send. It never moves money.
QuickBooks · Stripe · GmailRun the business without the busywork. Frosty chases unpaid invoices, keeps requests moving between tools and rebuilds the weekly sheet for you, so nothing waits on someone remembering.
Invoices go past due because chasing them is nobody's job this week.
Frosty reads your invoices, finds the ones past due and drafts a reminder for each. You tap send. It never moves money.
QuickBooks · Stripe · GmailA request lands in the shared inbox and sits there until someone notices.
Frosty reads the inbox, matches each request to an owner and drafts the hand-off in Slack, held for your tap.
Gmail · Slack · NotionEvery Monday someone copies the same figures into the same sheet.
Frosty pulls the figures from your tools, updates the sheet and posts a one-line summary to the team.
Google Sheets · Notion · SlackOne company brain for the team: who owns what, which customers pay late, how you like a reminder worded. Next month it already knows.
QuickBooks, Stripe, Gmail, Slack, Notion and Google Sheets, out of 3,000+ apps. No ready-made action for the job? It calls the app's API itself.
Set a job once and it runs every week. Or ask in Slack and it starts. Every run leaves a receipt, so you can see what it read and what it drafted.
Reminders, messages and edits wait for your yes, and it can never approve itself. Frosty reads invoices and drafts the reminder. It never moves money.
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