Get paid on time, without the chase.

Yes. Even utility messages like payment reminders require prior opt-in under Meta policy — collect it at onboarding, in your loan agreement or at checkout. InfiQ stores consent records, audit logs and access controls so you can prove opt-in for every number.

Yes, when worded as neutral utility messages — state the amount, due date and payment link plainly. Threatening or shaming language gets rejected. InfiQ pre-checks templates against Meta's rules before submission, and approval typically lands within minutes to a few hours.

Trigger them via REST API or webhooks from your ERP, loan management system or subscription billing tool, or upload a daily CSV of dues. A webhook from your payment gateway marks invoices paid and stops the sequence automatically.

A typical ladder is four touches: three days before due, on the due date, day 3 and day 7 overdue. Every step checks payment status first, so anyone who pays or books a promise-to-pay date drops out of the sequence immediately.

Watch paid-within-48-hours per reminder step, promise-to-pay conversion and days sales outstanding before and after launch. InfiQ reports delivered, read and link-tap rates per template, so you can see exactly where the sequence leaks.

With gateway webhooks connected this is rare — reconciliation runs in seconds, not overnight batches. Every reminder also carries an 'Already paid?' path that routes the customer to your team, and the sequence pauses while the payment is verified.