Israeli Client Payment Chaser
Verified95/100Chase unpaid invoices and manage debt collection for Israeli freelancers and businesses. Use when user asks about "unpaid invoices Israel", "payment reminder", "invoice aging", "debt collection freelancer", "michtav hitchayvut", "demand letter Hebrew", "tvi'ot ktanot", or "גביית חובות". Covers graduated WhatsApp/email reminder escalation, Hebrew demand letter generation, Small Claims Court eligibility assessment, and Shabbat/holiday-aware scheduling. Do NOT use for invoice generation (use israeli-e-invoice) or general accounting.
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Collecting payments from clients is a persistent headache for Israeli freelancers and small businesses. Local payment culture includes routine delays, and manually tracking unpaid invoices drains time and energy that could go toward professional work. On top of that, payment reminders need to be drafted in Hebrew with the right tone to avoid damaging client relationships.
skills-ilnpx skills-il add skills-il/tax-and-finance@v1.3.0-israeli-client-payment-chaser --skill israeli-client-payment-chaser -a claude-codeInstall on Claude.ai, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Manus, or other platforms
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- 3. Click "+" and select "Upload a skill", then upload the ZIP file.
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When to Apply
- When a client hasn't paid an invoice for 30+ days and you need to start a structured collection process
- When you need to send a formal demand letter (michtav drisha) in Hebrew before taking legal action
- When deciding whether to escalate an unpaid debt to Small Claims Court (up to 39,900 NIS)
- When you need to establish the statutory payment deadline under the Payment Ethics to Suppliers Law, 5777-2017 (45-day default when no term was agreed)
- When calculating late-payment interest on an overdue invoice: pre-suit interest follows the Accountant General rate under the Payment Ethics to Suppliers Law, while judgment interest is set by the court
- When preparing documentation for Hotza'a LaPoal (Enforcement Office) to enforce a judgment, a dishonored cheque, or a promissory note
Try These Prompts
A client hasn't paid an invoice of 3,500 NIS that was due two weeks ago. Write them a professional message in Hebrew requesting payment politely but firmly.
A client owes me 8,000 NIS for 45 days and isn't responding to reminders. Write a formal warning letter before taking legal action.
I have 5 clients with open invoices. Help me track each one, prioritize by urgency, and plan a collection strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Changelog
Added a step on the Payment Terms to Suppliers Law (45-day default), a post-judgment Enforcement Office step, and a split between pre-suit and judgment interest.
May 14, 2026
Added a new "Reference Links" section with 6 official sources for fact verification (Bank of Israel, Courts Administration, Kol-Zchut, Nevo). Refreshed BoI rate context (4.00%, held unchanged at the March 30, 2026 decision) and clarified Amendment 9 effective date (January 1, 2025) and quarterly dmei pigurim accrual.
Apr 22, 2026
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