Smart Debt Collection is an AI-powered debt recovery management platform purpose-built for Nigerian banks, microfinance banks, licensed lenders, collection agencies, and corporate finance teams. Automate non-performing loan recovery, payment follow-ups, accounts receivable management, litigation tracking, and omnichannel communication, all within a single, secure, cloud-based system trusted by 10,000+ financial professionals.
Smart Debt Collection by Beveron Technologies is Nigeria's AI-powered debt collection and recovery software for banks, microfinance banks (MFBs), licensed lenders, collection agencies, and corporate finance teams, unifying non-performing loan (NPL) recovery, automated payment follow-ups, accounts receivable tracking, litigation management, billing, and omnichannel borrower communication in one secure, CBN-aligned, cloud-based platform, helping institutions across Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt cut manual collection effort by up to 60% while accelerating recoveries at scale.
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Everything your institution needs to manage debt recovery, payment collections, and billing, in one secure platform.
Replace manual chasing with rule-based, automated recovery workflows tailored to Nigeria's lending and credit-risk environment, prioritizing accounts intelligently to reduce non-performing loan exposure faster.
Speed up recoveries with automated reminders, smart escalation paths, and predictive contact strategies suited to Nigerian borrower behavior for significantly faster turnaround on overdue accounts.
Manage every defaulter, agent, and case from a single dashboard instead of scattered spreadsheets, critical for Nigerian banks and MFBs managing large, geographically dispersed loan books.
Automate invoicing, payment scheduling, and reconciliation to reduce billing errors and delays, a common pain point for Nigerian lenders and corporate finance teams handling high transaction volumes.
Get instant visibility into recovery performance, aging buckets, and agent productivity, supporting the data-driven oversight Nigerian regulators and internal audit teams increasingly expect.
Bank-grade encryption, role-based access controls, and audit trails aligned with CBN regulatory expectations for data protection and financial recordkeeping keep institutions audit-ready at all times.
Connect Smart Debt Collection with core banking systems, loan management platforms, and communication channels commonly used across Nigerian financial institutions, eliminating data silos and manual re-entry.
Dedicated onboarding and Nigeria-based implementation support help banks, MFBs, and collection agencies go live quickly, with configuration guidance tailored to local recovery workflows, reporting, and CBN compliance needs.
Debt recovery — streamline recovery of overdue loans and non-performing assets with automated workflows designed for Nigeria's banking and microfinance landscape
Payment follow-ups — automate reminders and escalation sequences across SMS, email, and voice to keep borrowers engaged and improve repayment rates
Billing & invoicing automation — eliminate manual invoicing errors with automated billing cycles, payment tracking, and reconciliation for high-volume finance operations
Accounts receivable management — gain full visibility into outstanding receivables with aging analysis, prioritization tools, and centralized account tracking
13 powerful modules covering every aspect of your debt collection operations — from data import to analytics and AI-driven insights.
Automatically rank accounts by recovery likelihood so agents focus effort where it matters most.
Trigger timely, consistent borrower communications without manual intervention.
Use behavioral data to predict which accounts are likely to default or repay.
Route messages across the right channel and timing for each borrower segment.
Cut repetitive agent tasks and free up teams for high-value casework.
Standardize recovery processes to improve outcomes across the entire portfolio.
Monitor recovery performance and portfolio health as it happens.
Identify patterns in repayment behavior to refine collection strategy.
Track productivity and outcomes across individual collectors and teams.
Visualize receivables by age bucket to prioritize high-risk accounts.
Build tailored reports for management, audit, or regulatory review.
Measure cost-to-collect and recovery rates over time.
Convert raw collection data into strategic decisions.
Forecast expected recoveries and cash inflows from historical repayment trends, helping Nigerian finance teams plan collections and provisioning with greater accuracy.
Restrict system access by role to protect sensitive borrower and financial data.
Maintain a complete, timestamped record of every action for internal and regulatory review.
Protect data in transit and at rest with enterprise-grade encryption standards.
Built-in processes aligned with Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) regulatory expectations for financial data handling and recordkeeping.
Operate on secure, scalable cloud infrastructure with high availability and disaster recovery support.
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Three flexible editions designed for Nigerian financial institutions of every size.

For Small Debt Collection Firms — Up to 5 Users. Debt Collection Modules included.

For Medium Firms — Up to 20 Users. Debt Collection + Client Portal.

For Large Firms — Unlimited Users. Full platform access.
Watch how Smart Debt Collection helps Nigerian financial institutions streamline their entire debt recovery workflow, from data import and centralized defaulter management to automated follow-ups, agent tracking, billing, litigation management, and analytics, all within one connected platform.
Smart Debt Collection is used by banks, microfinance banks, collection agencies, and finance teams in every major Nigerian city and state.
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