Everything you need to get invoices followed up
RemindLoop follows up on WhatsApp and SMS so you don’t have to, end to end, from import to send to compliance — for teams on Xero or QuickBooks (Sage coming soon), or working straight from a spreadsheet.
What this solves, in practice
Composite examples based on what South African small businesses tell us about chasing payments — not actual customer quotes (yet).
I used to spend half my Fridays phoning clients about invoices that were sitting right there in Xero the whole time. Now the reminders just go out on their own, and I get my afternoons back.
Chasing payment from someone you also want to keep as a client is awkward — you don't want every call to sound like a collections call. A WhatsApp from the system doesn't carry that same weight, and it still gets paid.
The moment a client pays, the reminders stop on their own. I don't have to remember to cancel anything, which is exactly the kind of thing I used to forget on a busy week.
Frequently asked questions
- Which accounting platforms does RemindLoop integrate with?
- Xero and QuickBooks today, with Sage coming soon. Each connection pulls in new invoices automatically, and RemindLoop checks the invoice with your accounting system just before every reminder, so a paid or voided invoice is never chased.
- Can I use RemindLoop without connecting an accounting platform?
- Yes — CSV and Excel import work independently of any accounting connection, so you can start sending reminders the same day even if you are not ready to connect Xero or QuickBooks.
- What happens if a WhatsApp reminder fails to send?
- RemindLoop automatically retries once over SMS — the most common reason a WhatsApp send fails is that the number is not on WhatsApp at all, and SMS reaches essentially any mobile number.