19/10/2026
What your care business should know about credit control.
Cash flow can come under pressure when payments are delayed, particularly when you're continuing to meet payroll, supplier payments and other business costs.
Having a clear view of what's been invoiced, what's been paid and what remains outstanding gives you a better understanding of what cash is due into the business.
It's also important to have a consistent process for following up overdue invoices. Leaving this too late can allow outstanding payments to build up and create unnecessary pressure.
Credit control is not simply about chasing payments. It's an essential part of maintaining visibility and control over your cash flow.
At Marele, we help care providers strengthen the financial processes that support their businesses, including invoicing and credit control.