For organizations

The rails every side of a debt runs on.

Every debt has a person and a chain of companies around it: the company owed, the agency working the account, the firms on each side. Today each one keeps its own copy of the story. Debt Digest is the one record built for all of them to connect to, each from its own side, with the person at the center.

Debt Digest is the free app where people see their debt-free date and what is due this month. Debt Digest is software, never a party to the debt. People can start a debt picture before you join. A picture is not enrollment.

Why rails

Today a debt is retold at every handoff. On the rails, it is one record.

Today

Every handoff starts over

The account moves from company to company, and each one types it into its own system. The person tells the story again at every stop.

On the rails

One record everyone connects to Next

The person keeps the picture. Each company will connect from its own side and see only what its role permits. The history stays in order, with who approved each step.

Who connects

Every side of a debt. Each in its own room.

The sides never share screens. Each company sees its own accounts and only the fields its role permits. The person chooses whether to confirm a debt, and the company then sees a fixed set of fields.

You collect

The companies owed, and who works for them

Lenders and credit unions NextConnect accounts from your own records. Your brand goes on your cards and notices, never on the whole app.
Collection agenciesPlaced accounts with one record both sides see. Your rules and your compliance stay yours.
Creditor-side law firmsMatters stay behind your firm’s own wall. One dated record per account.
Lenders and creditors → Collection agencies → Creditor-side firms →

At the center

The person, and their whole picture

Every debt in one placeBehind or not. Their debt-free date and what is due this month.
Free, foreverTheir picture and their payoff at their own minimums never cost anything.
They can start firstPeople can start a debt picture before you join. A picture is not enrollment.
What a person sees →

You represent people

The companies on the person’s side

Settlement companies Open for pilotsYour own workspace, kept apart from everything a lender sees.
Consumer-side law firms Open for pilotsYour own workspace for the people you represent. Never client funds, escrow, payments or advice.

Open for pilots. Offers through Debt Digest are not open yet.

Settlement companies → Consumer-side law firms →

What moves on the rails

Six things move on Debt Digest. Debt money is not one of them.

  1. 01
    The pictureEvery debt a person has, one payoff date, and what is due this month.
  2. 02
    The requestA person can write to a company about a debt from their own email. Debt Digest never sends it.
  3. 03
    The pay buttonWhen we have the company’s payment page on file, a Pay button opens it. The money goes straight there.
  4. 04
    The shared record a company connects NextOne dated record per account that the person and that company both see, after the company connects from its own records.
  5. 05
    The sign-offsYour own wording goes out only after two sign-offs, each by a named person at your company: one for the wording, one for compliance. Until then, the standard notices are used.
  6. 06
    The audit trailImportant actions stay visible as an ordered account history, with who approved them.

Rails, not a driver

Every side can trust the rails because the rails take no side.

Debt Digest is software, never a party to the debt. Each company’s conduct runs on its own rules, and the software puts the checks on screen.

The personThe company’s own payment pageDebt Digest is not in that line.

  • CollectingWe never collect, never negotiate.
  • MoneyDebt Digest never holds it, routes it or takes a share.
  • ContactDebt Digest never decides who is contacted.
  • AdviceDebt Digest never advises on an offer.
  • FeesNever a percentage of any payment. Never a percentage of recovery.

How the network grows

People arrive first. Companies can join them.

  1. People add their debtsFree, and any company they owe, whether it is here or not.
  2. They come back to their planOne payoff date, and what is due this month.
  3. A company joins NextIt connects accounts from its own records.
  4. They meet on one record NextAlready organized, with the company’s brand on its own cards.
Built for review

Reviewable by design.

Built so an examiner, your board, or your own compliance team can see what happened on an account and who approved it.

Role-based accessEach participant sees the work and record fields their role permits.
Audit trailImportant actions remain visible as an ordered account history.
Payment directionFunds flow from the consumer to the creditor. A consumer's debt payment never reaches Debt Digest.
Human approvalKey actions stay reviewable instead of silently becoming automated decisions.
Subscription software

A clear platform price. No percentage of recovery.

Evaluation is free until 100 accounts or 30 days, whichever comes first. Crossing that line pauses new placements; it never charges you automatically. Paid access begins only under a separately accepted subscription order form.

See pricing
Creditors $2.50 per active account, per month $1,500 monthly floor
Agencies $200 per seat, per month $1,000 monthly floor
Creditor-side firms $300 per seat, per month $900 monthly floor
Evaluation
Free until 100 accounts or 30 days, whichever comes first.
Crossing that line
Pauses new placements. It never charges you automatically.
Payment direction
Consumer to creditor. A consumer's debt payment never reaches Debt Digest.

Make the next handoff easier to understand.

Bring a redacted account sample and the people who own the workflow. We will show how the shared record, role views, and review points fit your operation.