What's your DSO costing you?
Plug in your numbers to see how much working capital is tied up in receivables — and what you'd unlock by collecting faster.
Cash Opportunity Snapshot
Founding-partner targets we design the program around — not guarantees.
Target DSO Improvement
15–30 days
Target Cash Released
$100K–$2M+
Target Time to First Value
<30 Days
See Brae in action
Click through five steps to see how Brae closes the loop on cash — from aging report to executive command center.
Step 1 of 5
AR Aging Dashboard
- Problem
- Finance teams spend hours rebuilding aging reports in spreadsheets — by the time they're ready, the data is already stale.
- Action taken by Brae
- Brae streams live aging from QuickBooks today, with Viewpoint Vista on the roadmap. It prioritizes accounts by risk and dollar value, and flags movement between buckets automatically.
- Cash impact
- Designed to reclaim 6–10 hours per week and surface at-risk dollars before they slip into 90+.
Built for Contractors Running Vista and QuickBooks
Brae reads your live ERP data — no manual uploads, no stale spreadsheets. Set it up once, and your AR pipeline stays current automatically. QuickBooks Online today; Viewpoint Vista in development.
Sync customer data
Customer names, contacts, credit limits, and billing preferences stay current so outreach always lands with the right person.
Sync invoices
Every new invoice, credit memo, and adjustment feeds into Brae in near real-time — no batch uploads.
Sync payments
Payments, partial pays, and write-offs are reflected instantly so collection cadence stops when it should.
Sync AR aging
Current buckets (current, 30, 60, 90+) drive smart prioritization and escalations without spreadsheet pivot tables.
Sync collection activity
Calls, emails, notes, and promises-to-pay are logged back into your ERP so the audit trail stays intact.
Step 1 of 2 · SnapshotBuild your cash-impact business case
Four inputs. The executive business case — cash released, borrowing-base impact, financing cost reduction, and the revenue it would take to generate the same cash — is one click away.
How it's calculated: 10 days × $68K/day = $685K one-time cash. Financing saved = that × 10% cost of capital = $68K/yr.
QuickBooks auto-fill coming soon.
Estimates from your inputs — not a guarantee of results.