What doesn't accounts receivable insurance cover?

Most accounts receivable insurance policies exclude losses resulting from customer disputes over product quality, contractual disagreements, and political risks. Many policies also implement waiting periods before claims can be filed and may not cover receivables that were already past due when coverage began.

How are losses calculated for insurance claims?

Insurance providers typically calculate losses based on the unpaid invoice amount minus any recoverable value,, such as repossessed goods or partial payments. Many policies cover between 80% and 95% of the eligible loss rather than the full amount to encourage proper credit management practices.

How does Billtrust complement accounts receivable insurance?

Billtrust’s automation platform helps prevent defaults through early warning systems and streamlined collections processes before insurance claims become necessary. Our analytics identify high-risk customers early, enabling proactive management and more strategic insurance coverage decisions that maximize protection while controlling premium costs.

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