After submission

What happens after you submit a debt No black box after upload.

A simple timeline reduces uncertainty: upload file, eligibility screen, demand phase, debtor response, settlement or legal review, and payment tracking.

Almost worldwide recovery support Sanctions and local-law screening Submit debts online
What happens next

A clear path from uploaded file to tracked recovery activity.

1

Upload file

You create a free account and add one debt or a CSV batch with debtor details, amount owed, country, invoice age, and supporting documents.

2

Eligibility screen

RevRecoup screens claim type, debtor identity, evidence, dispute status, amount, country, sanctions risk, and local-law fit.

3

Demand phase

If the file is workable, outreach begins with documented demand activity matched to the debtor profile and jurisdiction.

4

Debtor response

Payments, disputes, promises to pay, broken plans, wrong-party issues, and document requests are recorded in the account.

5

Settlement or legal review

Some files can resolve through settlement. Others may need local counsel, arbitration, enforcement review, or closure if the economics do not work.

6

Payment tracking

Recovered funds, payment plans, status changes, notes, and outcomes stay visible so finance can reconcile the account.

What RevRecoup needs from you

Enough detail to avoid guessing.

Debtor identity

Legal name, trading name, address, email, phone, registration number, platform ID, or any useful locator information.

Balance and basis

Amount owed, due date, invoice number, contract terms, credits, refunds, partial payments, and dispute status.

Supporting documents

Invoice, order, contract, delivery proof, service proof, communications, payment history, judgment, or platform export.

Submit the first file when you are ready.

Create a free account, upload the debt, and see whether it is fit for recovery activity.

Create a free account ->