What Biloh does
Chasing overdue invoices, done for you
Overdue invoices are spotted, the reminders are drafted, and the money comes in — you just say yes.
How it works
You say what you want
Ask in chat, from your phone or the desk — or use the same screens in the app.
Biloh does the work
Biloh knows which invoices are late because it sent them and sees the payments arrive. It drafts one reminder or statement per client with a single link to pay everything owed, and waits for your approval before anything is sent.
You see it, and approve what your assistant writes
Anything your assistant writes to a client or contractor is shown to you word for word first, and sent only when you say yes.
In real businesses on Biloh
67 overdue invoices recovered
Live count19 statements of account sent
Live count
How we count
- Overdue invoices recovered: Invoices that went past their due date and have since been paid in full.
- Statements of account sent: Statements listing what a client still owes, each with one link to pay it all, approved and emailed.
Counted daily from the records of businesses that chose to share their results. Only counts — never money or names.
What it will not do
- Biloh never moves money: its tools record payments that already happened, and a pay-now link opens the business's own Stripe checkout for its client.
For business owners
How to do it
For AI assistants and engineers
Quotes your clients sign on their phone
Send a proposal that the client reads, accepts and signs from one link — and the work is booked.
A roster that books itself
Weekly, monthly, the second Tuesday, quarterly — recurring visits schedule themselves, ahead of time.
Subcontractors who work from their phone
Work goes to your subcontractors, they accept it and complete it with photos, all from their own portal.
Under the hood
Tools this page uses, in the order used:
See it run a business like yours
Connect your assistant to the demonstration business first, then pick a plan — no call needed.