Business Debt Collection: How It Works and What It Costs
A clear breakdown of the debt collection process, from initial contact through to legal action and enforcement.
Read guide →We recover. You get paid. Simple, efficient commercial debt recovery for SMEs across the UK.
A highly experienced team with over 40 years of expertise recovering debts for UK businesses.
There’s no upfront charges or registration costs. You only pay when your debts are collected.
Professional, ethical debt recovery with GDPR-compliant processes and responsible collection practices.
Outstanding business debts are usually recovered within 3–4 weeks, helping you get paid sooner.
We can also assist with recovering business debts internationally, helping you pursue money owed by businesses outside the UK.
Whether it’s one unpaid invoice or multiple debts, we can help recover what you’re owed.
Seamlessly integrate your Freeagent or Sage cloud accounting software and see your outstanding debtors in one place. Simply select the debts you want to recover without the need to manually upload debtor or invoice information.
More accounting software integrations coming soon.
Recover business debtsTell us a few details about the debt you’re owed. It takes just 60 seconds.
Our debt recovery specialists contact the debtor and work to recover the money you’re owed.
Once the debt is recovered, you receive the money owed to your business.
Unpaid business debts can put pressure on your cash flow, take up valuable time and distract you from running your business. At UK Debt Collection.co.uk, we make the recovery process simple, efficient and stress-free, helping businesses across the UK pursue outstanding commercial debts and unpaid invoices.
Whether you’re chasing a single overdue invoice or managing a portfolio of business debts, our experienced team can take the pressure off you. We use a professional and persistent approach to communicate with debtors and work towards recovering the money you’re owed.
Simply complete our quick online application to get started and take the first step towards recovering your outstanding business debts.
Recover business debtsBusiness debt collection is the process of recovering money owed to your limited company by another business. This could include unpaid invoices, overdue accounts or other outstanding commercial debts.
Simply submit your outstanding business debt through our quick online application. If your debt is eligible, our experienced debt collection partner will review your case, contact the debtor and pursue recovery on your behalf.
Our debt collection service operates on a no win, no fee basis, so there’s no upfront cost to start the recovery process. Our partner only charges a fee when money is successfully recovered.
Our service is for UK limited companies recovering money owed by other businesses. We do not handle personal debts, consumer debts or debts owed to sole traders.
Yes. Our service covers business debts owed by companies across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Yes. Our experienced debt collection partner can assist with recovering business debts internationally, helping you pursue money owed by businesses outside the UK.
No. Once your debt is accepted, our experienced debt collection partner will handle communication with the debtor and pursue recovery on your behalf.
Business debts are usually recovered within 3–4 weeks, although every case is different. Recovery times can vary depending on the debt, debtor and circumstances, but our partner will work to recover your money as efficiently as possible.
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