BlackOX Financial published Issue 005 of The BlackOX Brief, which covers construction project closeout and the framework of IDENTIFY → ASSIGN → FOLLOW THROUGH → CLOSE.
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Issue 005 of The BlackOX Brief is live. This week, we're looking at construction project closeout and why substantial completion doesn't always mean a project is actuall…
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BlackOX Financial
We help construction building material suppliers accelerate AR cash recovery, improve cash flow and reduce DSO.
- Location
- Seattle, US
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About BlackOX Financial
BlackOx Financial is a construction receivables management company serving building material suppliers and specialty trade contractors. We help construction companies manage accounts receivable from end to end, including billing support, cash application, customer follow-up, collections, credit management, dispute tracking, retainage, lien administration, and receivables reporting. Our work is designed for companies dealing with past due receivables, slow-paying customers, missed follow-up, billing issues, payment disputes, weak internal AR capacity, and unpredictable cash flow. BlackOx Financial is not a factoring company, collection agency, or lender. We do not buy receivables or require companies to take on debt. We help clients improve the management of the cash they have already earned. Our goal is simple: strengthen receivables operations, improve cash flow, and serve as an extension of the client’s Accounts Receivable department.
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