Get paid for what you bill.Close what you quote.
Argus does the follow-up nobody in your business has time for: it chases overdue invoices and unanswered quotes under your name, politely and on a schedule, until they turn into a payment or a yes. You only decide the exceptions.
Collections are success-based. Quotes are free for two weeks. No lock-in, no card.
Two things it chases. Pick yours.
I'm owed money
Argus writes to each debtor by email, under your name and in your tone, on days 1, 7, 15 and 25. You see every reply and decide the exceptions. Success-based: a share of what's recovered, nothing if it isn't.
My quotes get ghosted
Send a voice note on WhatsApp as you leave the job. A minute later the customer has a PDF quote. If they go quiet, Argus checks in two days later. When they accept, you get a ping.
Not a chatbot, not another app to check. It's the follow-up you'd do yourself if you had your evenings back, done systematically. It only interrupts you when a human is needed. Spanish market first; if you're elsewhere, say hi anyway.
One person. In public.
I'm Dani. I build Argus alone, from Madrid, and share it as it happens on @danylorry. Right now Argus is recovering fee notes for notaries in three cities and writing quotes for the first tradespeople in Madrid.
Tell me what you chase every week.
Two lines about the thing that eats your afternoons. I'll tell you plainly whether Argus can do it for you, and if it can't, I'll tell you that too.