We're excited to announce our latest feature enhancement: Earliest Interest Date. This update gives you precise control over when Paidnice starts calculating late fees on overdue invoices - perfect for businesses transitioning from other systems or needing more flexibility with their late fee policies.
Many of our customers have told us they need more control over when interest calculations begin. Common scenarios include:
Without this feature, Paidnice would calculate interest from the original invoice due date, potentially resulting in duplicate charges or calculations going back further than desired.
Setting your Earliest Interest Date is simple:
Once set, Paidnice will only calculate interest on overdue invoices starting from your chosen date - regardless of how old the invoice might be.
One of our customers, Pierre, recently faced this exact challenge. His business had manually charged interest on overdue invoices up to March 31, 2025, but after switching to Paidnice, the system began calculating interest from the original invoice date of March 1, 2021 - potentially double-charging interest for the same period.
Using the new Earliest Interest Date feature, Pierre was able to set April 1, 2025 as the starting point for Paidnice's calculations. This ensured a smooth transition without any overlapping interest charges.
By giving you more control over when interest calculations begin, we're:
The Earliest Interest Date feature is available now to all Paidnice users. To start using it, simply go to your late fee policy settings and follow the steps outlined above.
If you need any assistance setting this up or have questions about how it can work for your specific situation, our support team is ready to help.
At Paidnice, we're committed to making accounts receivable management as flexible and hassle-free as possible. This new feature is just one more way we're helping businesses get paid faster while maintaining positive customer relationships.