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DSO, and what every day of delay actually costs
Metrics

DSO, and what every day of delay actually costs

DSO is the average number of days between invoicing and getting paid. It is calculated from two figures already on hand, and it turns a day of delay into euros. Formula, worked example and the part almost nobody calculates.

Frakline · 2026-09-16
7 signs a customer is about to stop paying
Credit risk

7 signs a customer is about to stop paying

A customer almost never stops paying overnight: months of signals come first, and most of them sit in data already on hand. The 7 that best predict a default, what detects each one, and what to do about it.

Frakline · 2026-08-31
How much can be claimed on an invoice paid late
Spain regulations

How much can be claimed on an invoice paid late

The statutory late payment interest rate for commercial transactions is 10.40% for the second half of 2026. It applies by law from the day after the due date, even when the contract says nothing. Where it comes from, how to calculate it and when claiming it pays.

Frakline · 2026-08-18