Tannenbaum
AR Collections & Appeal Management
Tannenbaum turns accounts receivable from a monthly scramble into a prioritized, automated operation — aging, collections, dunning, and appeal management in one place. Every reduction gets surfaced and worked, including the ones small enough that nobody chases them today. Nothing gets written off in silence.
What Tannenbaum Does
AR Aging & DSO at a Glance
See your whole receivables picture — aging buckets, days sales outstanding, and exactly where cash is stuck — so collections start from insight, not a spreadsheet export.
Prioritized Collections Queue
A work-queue that ranks what to chase, logs every attempt, and keeps your team moving — so collections become a repeatable operation instead of scattered, ad-hoc follow-ups.
Automated Collections Outreach
A built-in composer turns aging severity into the right reminder at the right time — consistent, professional client outreach without the manual drafting.
Appeals & Write-Off Management
Track carrier appeals and control write-offs so appealable revenue isn't conceded by mistake — a structured workflow that keeps every recoverable dollar in play.
Turn AR into an operation
Most firms run collections out of aging reports and email — and quietly write off what slips through. Tannenbaum makes receivables a prioritized, tracked operation, so cash comes in faster and recoverable dollars stay recoverable.
What Tannenbaum Moves
Days sales outstanding
Prioritized follow-up shortens the path to cash
Collection rate
Consistent, tracked outreach recovers more of what you bill
Revenue conceded to write-off
Appealable AR isn't written off by accident
Team throughput
One queue and composer replace spreadsheets and inboxes
Collections and appeals, in one managed system
For insurance-defense and high-volume firms, receivables and carrier appeals are two halves of the same job — and running them in separate spreadsheets is how recoverable money gets lost. Tannenbaum keeps them in one prioritized operation.
Built with insurance defense firms, on the receivables they actually carry.
Don't concede what you can recover
Appeals and write-offs are managed together, so a cut you could have appealed doesn't get quietly written off — a control that protects revenue most firms simply lose.
Every attempt, promise, and outcome is tracked, so nothing falls through the cracks.
See Tannenbaum against your own receivables
Turn receivables and appeals into one recovery operation, where every carrier reduction is worked instead of absorbed. One implementation slot remains this year.