Solido claims it'll slash your Days Sales Outstanding by 30%. How? Consistent automated follow-up. That's what they're selling to relationship-focused businesses sick of manually chasing unpaid invoices.
It connects to Xero and watches invoice status in real time. Payment deadlines approach or pass—Solido generates reminder emails. AI personalizes the tone and content. Here's what matters: those reminders come from your actual Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace address. Not some [email protected] burner. Clients reply directly to you. The conversation stays in your regular inbox (where you'd handle it anyway).
You set the rules. How many days before or after the due date? What time of day? Which days of the week? Solido stops sending once Xero registers payment.
Picture a consulting firm juggling dozens of clients. You're not manually tracking who owes what. You're not crafting individual "just checking in" emails every Tuesday morning. The dashboard shows unpaid and overdue invoices at a glance. They claim you'll save 20+ hours weekly on accounts receivable admin.
Pricing starts at $49 monthly—Starter plan includes 100 emails and one user. Growth runs $199 (500 emails, five users). Pro hits $499 (2,000 emails, unlimited team members). Overage charges apply if you exceed limits. There's a 30-day trial.
Setup supposedly takes ten minutes. Starter users get basic email templates only. That might feel restrictive for businesses wanting more control over messaging tone.
