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Live · Accounting
Open items from accounting flow straight into the receivables management of incaseof.law.
Become a connector partner of incaseof.law. Your customers hand over open claims straight from your software, and incaseof.law collects them as a debt collection institute licensed in Austria and registered in Germany. You create more value for your customers and earn alongside.
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Connector and integration
PwC brings licensed receivables management into order-to-cash advisory programmes. Maximum integration for powerful receivables management.
See the three partner tiersLive in production
Two platforms have already connected incaseof.law, and PwC brings it into advisory work. Their customers hand over open claims with no media break, straight from the software they work in anyway.
Live · Accounting
Open items from accounting flow straight into the receivables management of incaseof.law.
Live · Industry software
Claims are handed over directly from the industry software, with no media break in everyday work.
Advisory · Tier 1
PwC recommends incaseof.law in order-to-cash advisory programmes. No software is connected here, the collection itself is done by incaseof.law.
Open for new connectors
Software vendor, consultancy, law firm or association: wherever open claims arise among your customers, the connector is the obvious next step.
Become a partnerWhat this looks like for a connector partner’s customers is shown on Debt collection for chimney sweeps: unpaid sweeping fees are handed over straight from WinChim.
In brief
Software and consulting firms add licensed receivables management to their offering. You recommend incaseof.law or embed it directly in your software, and incaseof.law collects, from the reminder through to enforcement. Your customers keep 100% of their claim, the defaulting debtor bears the default costs, and you earn a recurring share of every claim you refer.
Aggregated network data, as of 2026. Illustrative example.
Why become a partner
You deliver a regulated debt collection institute without having to build one. Your customers solve a real problem, and you earn across the whole customer relationship.
More value
Licensed receivables management from reminder to enforcement, right inside your product. Your customers solve a real problem and stay with you.
More revenue
Revenue share and predictable platform income instead of a one-off referral. With sector exclusivity on request.
Trust included
You deliver a licensed debt collection institute, without having to build your own licence, court channel or contracts.
Partner models
From a pure referral model with no technology at all to deep integration into your product. Which tier suits you is something incaseof.law clarifies with you in the first call.
Tier 1
Marketing and sales partnership, for example through order-to-cash advisory programs. You recommend, incaseof.law delivers.
No technology at allTier 2
Sales and technical partnership with direct access through your software. Your customers hand over claims without a detour.
Direct software accessTier 3
Full embedding into your platform with single sign-on. incaseof.law becomes part of your product.
Single sign-on and white labelIf you would rather connect incaseof.law to your own systems directly, the technical view is on the enterprise and software page.
Revenue share
Predictable, uncapped and tailored to your model. Unlike a one-off affiliate bounty, your share keeps growing with every customer relationship, quarter after quarter.
Schematic illustration of the compensation model, as at 2026. No amounts and no promise of earnings: the terms are agreed individually.
You share in every case across the whole customer relationship, not just the first lead.
The more value you create, the higher your share. No cap.
Clear statements in the partner dashboard, terms agreed individually.
The customer experience
Your customers hand over open claims straight from your software and can see the status at any time. This is how it looks for them, and you deliver it.
Connect accounting or ERP in a few clicks. No export, no detour.
Hand over the claim. incaseof.law sends reminders and escalates, all the way to enforcement via electronic legal communication.
The money lands in your customer’s account. The status flows back into your system automatically.
Illustrative example of one claim run, as at 2026. Amounts and case references are example values.
Your partner reporting
Open claims cost companies an average of 40 hours a month and up to 30% of the claim amount. incaseof.law takes on that work digitally and without deductions for the creditor: the defaulting debtor bears the default costs. As a partner you offer your customers real added value and benefit from a lasting revenue share.
| Referred customer | Claims submitted | Status |
|---|---|---|
| SME GmbH | 14 | In progress |
| Bauer KG | 8 | In progress |
| Schmidt GmbH | 0 | Newly referred |
Illustrative example, as at 2026. Terms are agreed individually and settled quarterly in the partner dashboard.
Before you ask
That depends on the model you choose and moves at your pace. Everything is possible, from a pure referral model with no technology at all, through a single sign-on connection, to deep API and white-label integration. The team at incaseof.law supports the onboarding, so you never have to build your own debt collection infrastructure.
incaseof.law is an officially registered debt collection institute and processes data in line with the applicable data protection rules in Austria and Germany. A clear legal framework, including a data processing agreement, covers the connection through connector partners. Data flows are documented and auditable.
For your customers as creditors, incaseof.law works without deductions: they receive 100% of the claim, and the defaulting debtor bears the default costs. There is no platform fee, no subscription and no success commission on the principal claim. That is exactly what makes the recommendation so easy for you.
The cost logic in one sentence: your customers keep 100% of the principal claim, and the defaulting debtor bears the default costs. The full breakdown is under what debt collection costs, and the process for creditors is shown under how debt collection works.
Turnkey legal framework
You do not have to build your own legal basis for handing over data. The framework is in place before the first claim moves.
Data handover and processing meet GDPR requirements, end to end from the connector into the proceedings.
Consents are captured and logged transparently before a claim is handed over.
A clear contractual basis for connector partners, data processing agreement included.
What you can rely on
You are not delivering a promise but a licensed debt collection institute: incaseof.law holds a trade licence in Austria and is registered in Germany.
An accredited channel for electronic legal communication. Claims are filed directly with the court.
In case 4 Ob 77/23m, the Austrian Supreme Court assessed aspects of the platform as it then operated. The decision is not blanket approval of all current services; see the explanation on our About us page.
A licensed debt collection institute in Austria, registered as a debt collection service provider in Germany.
Our team sets the dunning stages, instalment plans follow fixed rules, AI only reads documents. Court action only follows once the creditor approves it.
Voices from the partner network
With incaseof.law we offer our customers receivables management straight from accounting, without having to build debt collection ourselves. The connection was straightforward.
Our industry customers now hand over open claims automatically. That saves them time and saves us support effort, a clear gain for our software.
Industry softwareConnector partner in the networkFor our clients the regulated, digital solution is a real gain in order-to-cash. A reliable partner for Austria and Germany.
Clients in the network rate incaseof.law 4.9 out of 5. See the reviews on Google
For freelancers, SMEs, property managers, trades and law firms.
Debt collection institute licensed in Austria and registered in Germany.
Law, money and peace of mind, from a single source
incaseof.law is a debt collection institute licensed in Austria and registered in Germany. Your customers hand over their open claim digitally, and incaseof.law collects the money.
Licensed in Austria and registered in the German Legal Services Register. The terms set out the scope and conditions of an engagement.
No share of your customers’ principal claim is withheld. What the debtor pays belongs in full in their account once collection succeeds, and you share in every case.
incaseof.law provides the contracts, the court channel and the platform. You connect or recommend, and incaseof.law handles the operational part.
Become a partner
Talk to incaseof.law about the right tier, from referral to deep white-label integration. We look forward to meeting you.
Open-ended, no minimum volume. Digital in 5 minutes.
Recommend incaseof.law. Your customers register and submit their claims.
Automatic quarterly statements. Payout to your account, with no upper limit.
Contact
Tell us about your system and claim volume. For a call back, include your phone number in the contact form.
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Would you rather hand over claims yourself instead of referring them? Then you can submit a claim directly. How incaseof.law works for creditors is explained under how debt collection works.
Frequently asked questions
From the models and the compensation to the effort involved. Your question is not here? We answer personally.
Become a partnerFrom the guide
Debt collection and receivables management in Austria: how out-of-court and court-based dunning procedures work and what costs are involved.
Read moreA comprehensive comparison of the regulatory frameworks and cost structures in receivables management between Austria and Germany.
Read moreConsequences, deadlines and options for action: why ignoring a debt collection claim is the worst choice.
Read moreSources and legal basis