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Client access to reports available through the Acumen! Collection
Suite.
Some of the Client Reports available are:
- Score Reliability Verification Reports
Validate by agency and by client the reliability of Acumen!’s
various scores (in terms of recovery percentages).
- Revenue Generation Reports
Analytically examine recoveries by agency, by client, and by score.
- Costing Profitability Reports
Track the real costs of your recovery effort and identify in terms
of cost-to-revenue ratios your best and worst clients and markets.
- Best Time To Call Statistics Reports
Track Contacts and Promises by day of the week and time of day
(in terms of percentages and ratios), identifying optimal work
days and times.
- Client Placements & Average Score Comparison Reports
Compare quarter-to-quarter client placement activity and average
score performance. Identify trends up or down in client placements
and the relative collectability of client paper.
- Recovery Effort Reports
Identify how much effort is expended to produce a certain percent
of your total recoveries. Will help you to set appropriate work
strategies in terms of dollars returned versus effort invested.
- Recovery Effort Per $100 Recovered
A costing report that reveals the impact of account balance on
dollars recovered.
- Recovery Rate Transaction Reports
Provide an array of drill down and ad hoc reports on posting transaction
data that would have been lost at month end for Columbia Ultimate
clients not using Acumen!
- Collector Reports
Capture and analyze recoveries and recovery effort by collector
initials, not just by desk.
- 13/25 Month Recoveries Stairstep Reports
Analyze recoveries and recovery percentages by current month compared
to the month the account was placed. These reports can be sorted
by client, a group of clients, market segment, score, score range,
dollar range, etc. Valuable in analyzing and examining what is
and what is not working in your recovery effort.
- Monthly Cash Flow Reports
Project cash flow by analyzing payments, payment plans, postdated
checks, and promises to pay
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