Unpaid-invoice reminders with Claude: document before claiming
Unpaid-invoice reminders with Claude: document before claiming. Method, fictional example and checks against the French project record.
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Before wording the letter, establish the overdue amount and previous correspondence. The pack proposes three levels, but its indicative timeline does not determine legal treatment. Identify business or consumer status, terms, partial payments and any dispute. A friendly reminder can request payment confirmation; a formal demand requires contextual and wording review. Do not apply business-to-business penalty rules to every customer.
Prepare the project inputs
Invoice, due date, payments, contract, customer status and correspondence history. Keep reference copies and identify their versions. Missing inputs must remain visible before generation.
Fictional example to check
Fictional example: a €1,200 invoice has an identified €400 payment. The outstanding principal is €800. A first reminder references these records and asks for a payment date. It does not add a template charge or rate without checking applicability.
Review before use
The pack simplifies rates and penalty triggers: consult the official source for business-to-business rules and review the case before a formal demand. Keep sending evidence and responses separately; generating Word does not send correspondence.
Official reference for the French context : Service Public Entreprendre — délais et pénalités entre professionnels.
Continue with the related guide : Complementary method.