One of my first businesses was a company I set up with a partner that distributed contact lenses throughout the state. We managed to keep costs low and source the product efficiently which allowed us to compete with much larger companies. In fact, it was the fact that we were so small and slim as an organization that made it possible for us to survive. While we saved on almost everything and tried to do it all ourselves, the most difficult and annoying task was bill collecting. And I'm not even talking about bad debt or default customers, just the work of collecting from our customers was agonizing enough. But if you have experience with trying to collect bad debt from customers you know it is not an easy job at all. Some people simply give up assuming the cost of collecting on the debt is higher than the debt itself.

This doesn't have to be the case though, especially since the introduction of the revolutionary Bill Collector In A Box. It's no wonder the creator of this amazing software was nominated for Inc.'s Entrepreneur of the Year award. The product is just as its name describes – a Bill Collector In A Box, taking care of all aspects of bill collecting for almost any type of business. You can find a full list of features at the Bill Collector In A Box Website. These include easily managing contacts for payment tracking, extensive reporting capabilities and direct access to the Shared Check Authorization Network (also known as SCAN). If you are unfamiliar with this term, it allows an organization to report a bad check which is recorded in the system. When the individual who wrote the check tries to make a purchase or financial transaction a over 70,000 business locations he will get a message that he must first clear the bad check. You can literally run your entire business with this software including easy credit card processing, invoicing, print collection letters and so much more. Bill Collector In A Box also enjoys continuous software updates making the program even better. The program retails for only $99 and can be purchased at stores such as Office Depot, J&R, Amazon and more.