• PREVENT DEBT FROM TIRING YOU OUT
• NO ADDITIONAL LAWYERS FEES
• Ensures that clients pay their outstanding debt before a service is rendered to them
• Rediscover the joy of operating in a practice that is in control of its debt
Aim of UTD:
• UTD aims to empower private practitioners to control their own debt quickly and easily as well as
avoiding additional lawyer and debt collectors’ fees.
• Allows cooperative data access with surrounding veterinary professionals on debtors whilst
working under a legal shield.
• UTD offers an easy-to-use website linked to a real-time data analysing system which allows
veterinary practices to identify bad debtors before rendering them a service.
• UTD can be accessed from any smartphone or computer
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AVOID BAD DEBT BEFORE IT BECOMES YOURS!
How does it work?
• The system runs on a history of defaulting payments logged by various practices.
• Following 30 days of non-payment the practice will send out the standard courtesy statement
informing client of their overdue account.
• After 5 days - If the client does not respond to the statement sent, then the “Adverse Listing
Lawyers Letter” will be sent.
• A period of 48 hours is allotted to the client to respond or settle the account however; should the
client fail to respond - they will then be listed on Umbrella Thorn Data as a bad debtor.
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The veterinarian by law then no longer needs to render the UTD listed client any services until the
outstanding account is paid.
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The next veterinarian approached by the same debtor can now legally, according to the history of
defaulted payments on record, refuse any further service.
PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE
sŝƐŝƚƚŚĞǁĞďƉĂŐĞĂƚ www.umbrellathorn.co.za and become more familiar with the use of the application
MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION : R350
or
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION: R 4080
Feel free to contact me for any enquiries:
vet360
Pieter De Bruyn
082 558 4369
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[email protected]
www.umbrellathorn.co.za
UTD COMPLIES WITH THE :
VETERINARY AND PARA-VETERINARY PROFFESIONS ACT, 1982; ACT NO 19 OF 1982, AS AMENDED SECT 13C & 13D