
Nu Empresas, from Nubank, provides free tools for managing charges via Pix, invoices and payment links, with automatic reminders and real-time monitoring, aiming to reduce manual tasks and improve financial predictability for entrepreneurs.
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Many small companies still manage collections manually, which is time consuming and increases the risk of errors, especially when growing their customer base.
Although it is an essential activity to keep the business running and the cash flow healthy, billing management is still done manually by many small businesses. The challenge intensifies at the turn of the month: issuing invoices, sending reminders, checking statements, updating spreadsheets and keeping track of who has paid and who is still late are tasks that take up time and require constant attention.
Every hour dedicated to repetitive processes is an hour that is no longer invested in strategic activities, such as acquiring new customers, developing products or improving service.
In the case of charges, this impact can be enormous. As the company grows and increases its customer base, the number of charges to monitor, due dates to control and reminders to send also grows. Without a structured process, the risk of forgetfulness and rework increases.
Another challenge is financial predictability. Tracking who has already paid, quickly identifying which charges are still pending and maintaining an organized history of receipts allows the entrepreneur to have a clearer view of cash flow.
With this routine in mind, Nu Empresas, the institution with the largest number of CNPJs registered in the country, brings together resources to centralize billing management in a single environment, in a secure manner.
Through the Nu Empresas account, it is possible to create charges via Pix and free invoices, or payment link, one-off, installments or recurring, directly via the computer, easily and 100% digitally.
Another available feature is the configuration of automatic reminders sent by email to customers, reducing the need and effort of manual billing and making the process more organized.
It is also possible to monitor in real time which charges have already been paid, which are still open, manage installments, define interest and fines in case of delay and cancel charges issued when necessary.
All of this happens integrated into the Nu Empresas account, at no additional cost to the entrepreneur, without the need to hire additional platforms or use different tools to control receipts.
In financial management, reducing repetitive activities allows the entrepreneur to spend more time on strategic decisions, customer care and company growth. When financial operations become simpler and more organized, the business gains efficiency and predictability without giving up control over receipts.
This is the proposal that guides Nubank's corporate solutions, the largest private financial institution in Brazil: simplify processes so that entrepreneurs can dedicate their energy to what really makes a difference to the company's development.

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