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Collect! vs SmartinfoLogiks Debt Collection Software

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6.4#2 in debt collection softwareFrom $6,990 a year
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FactCollect!SmartinfoLogiks Debt Collection Software
HeadquartersVictoria, British Columbia, CanadaSmartinfoLogiks lists its headquarters in Mumbai, Maharashtra, at Hilton Centre, Sector 11, CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai.
IntegrationsThe maker lists more than 50 integration partners across payments, dialers, messaging, letter services, scoring, credit reporting, and other categories.The product page describes API integrations for payment gateways, SMS and email services, banking services, and geographic services, without naming specific providers.
PurposeCollect! is receivables management software for collection agencies, credit unions, and billing offices.The software streamlines loan debt collection and EMI recovery with automated workflows, digital payments, dashboards, and real-time analytics.
SupportThe maker says development and support are provided in-house and offers support tickets, documentation, training videos, and remote assistance.The maker's site links to a support portal, FAQs, product ticket submission, and documentation.

Collect! plans

  • Entrepreneur (monthly cloud)$699 a month
  • Professional (monthly cloud)$2,400 a month
  • Corporate (monthly cloud)$4,995 a month
  • Entrepreneur (annual cloud)$6,990 a year
  • Professional (annual cloud)$24,000 a year
  • Corporate (annual cloud)$49,950 a year

SmartinfoLogiks Debt Collection Software plans

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Pick Collect! if…

It suits collection agencies, credit unions, and billing offices that need account workflows, payment portals, and compliance controls. Its Windows-only operation and cloud plan costs are important considerations.

Pick SmartinfoLogiks Debt Collection Software if…

It is intended for BFSIs, NBFCs, microfinance institutions, enterprises, and debt recovery providers in India. It may suit organizations managing field collections, cash controls, and repayment commitments.

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