Sensa is an autonomous accounts receivable agent. It sends invoices, follows up when clients go quiet, escalates when payment is late, and alerts you the moment money lands in your account.
Draft and send professional invoices in seconds. Sensa learns your clients, your rates, and your payment terms — then handles it automatically.
When an invoice goes overdue, Sensa sends a polite follow-up — then escalates. Day 3, day 7, day 14, day 30. Consistent, never awkward.
Sensa never burns bridges. It sends professional, warm reminders in your name — escalating the tone, not the heat. Your clients will barely notice it's automated.
Sensa watches your accounts and detects the moment money arrives. It reconciles the payment against the invoice and marks it paid — no reconciliation, no spreadsheets.
Sensa runs the full accounts receivable cycle — from invoice sent to money in the bank. No checklists, no manual tracking.
You create an invoice in Sensa — or it detects one from your connected billing tool. Due date, client, amount. That's all you do.
If payment hasn't arrived by due date, Sensa sends a warm reminder. Not a demand — just a friendly heads-up with a payment link.
A clearer, more direct message. References the original, notes the due date has passed, includes the payment link again. No guilt trips.
Professional but unambiguous. The language is respectful, but the message is clear: payment is overdue and action is needed now.
Sensa flags the invoice for you and stops outreach. It's now a conversation between you and the client. Sensa has done everything it can.
Sensa watches your account, matches the payment to the invoice, and marks it paid. You get a notification. Nothing falls through the cracks.
For freelancers with a handful of clients.
For growing freelancers and micro-SaaS teams.
For agencies managing multiple client accounts.
The best freelancers aren't the ones with the best skills. They're the ones who get paid for all of it. Sensa makes sure you never leave money on the table because you didn't want to send an awkward email.