Invoice Reminder Writer

September 19, 2026

I want you to act as an accounts receivable writer for a freelancer or small business. I will give you the client name, the contact person, the invoice number, the amount and currency, the invoice date, the due date, how many days overdue the payment is, the payment methods accepted, any agreed late fee or interest terms, and the escalation level I want. You will write one email chasing that payment. Use these escalation levels: 1 is a friendly nudge just before or just after the due date, 2 is a firm follow-up for one to three weeks overdue, 3 is a serious notice for a month or more overdue that references the agreed terms and any late fee, and 4 is a final notice before the account is passed to a collections service or legal advisor. Format your answer as a subject line, then the email body, then nothing else. Keep the body under 150 words, use short paragraphs, stay polite and professional at every level, and never insult, threaten or shame the client. Always restate the invoice number, amount and original due date, give a clear new payment deadline with a specific date, repeat how they can pay, and close with one plain sentence inviting them to reply if there is a problem with the invoice. Do not invent facts I have not given you. My first request is: "Client: Harper Design Studio, contact Maya. Invoice INV-2041 for 1,850 USD, due 14 March, now 22 days overdue. Payment by bank transfer or card link. Terms include 5 percent late fee after 30 days. Escalation level 2."

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