How collection works
In collection the claim stays yours — we simply make sure the debtor pays. We work systematically, in proportion to the situation and by the book.
Send us your claim
Fill in a short online form with basic details about the claim. The whole process is non-binding and takes just a few minutes.
We assess the situation professionally
We look at the claim both legally and practically. We mainly want to know:
- •what legal shape the claim is in,
- •how the debtor has behaved so far,
- •what real chance there is of payment, and what the risks are.
We propose the next step
Based on what we find, we propose a concrete solution — lawful, effective and proportionate. Whether to go ahead is always your call.
We run the collection process
Once we agree to work together, we handle the claim systematically. We communicate factually and professionally, without unnecessary escalation or damage to business relationships.
Collection makes sense when the claim has a real chance of being paid and you want to recover as much of it as possible. We always start from what the claim really looks like and what the law allows.
“Assignment for collection” — what it actually means
The term comes up a lot in business, even though it isn't legally precise. Legally, assignment means you sell the claim. In everyday talk it usually means you hand the claim to someone to collect — without selling it. Then the claim stays yours; only who handles it changes.
Frequently asked questions about debt collection
What does debt collection mean?
Collection means we make sure the debtor pays. The claim stays yours the whole time — you're not selling or transferring it. It's a systematic, lawful process aimed at getting you actually paid.
Is assigning a claim the same as collecting it?
No. In everyday business the two get mixed up, but legally they mean different things. Assignment = you sell the claim to someone else. Collection = the claim stays yours and someone else simply makes sure the debtor pays you.
Is every claim suitable for collection?
No. Collection only makes sense when there's a real chance the money will come. It depends on the claim's legal status, the debtor's behaviour, timing and other risks. That's why we look at every claim first and never recommend steps that lead nowhere.
How is a claim assessed?
When assessing a claim, we consider especially its legal status, collectability, the debtor's behavior and history, the time factor and real risks. Based on this we can determine whether collection makes sense and what approach is appropriate.
Who bears the risk during collection?
We cover the cost of out-of-court collection — our fee is usually a percentage of what actually comes in. If nothing is recovered, you pay nothing. The risk that the claim ends up unpaid stays with you, since the claim is yours throughout. That's exactly why we care about the outcome.
Must I proceed if I request an assessment?
No. Assessing a claim is non-binding. The decision to proceed with collection is always yours.
Why DAVAR
Collection is a sensitive business. It takes experience, judgement and responsibility. Clients come to us because we talk straight, don't push and don't promise the impossible. We look at every claim on its own — as it really is.
Expert, factual approach
We assess every claim individually and without emotion. We evaluate legal status, real collectability and risks — based on facts, not assumptions.
Always by the book
We stay within the law and choose steps that fit the situation. No pressure tactics, nothing borderline — we don't want collection to cost you legal trouble or your good name.
Discretion and fairness
We run collections professionally and communicate fairly. No needless escalation, no damage to your business relationships when the matter can be settled sensibly.
Realistic expectations, fair risk
Our fee is usually a percentage of what actually comes in, so we carry the cost of out-of-court collection. It's simple: if you don't get paid, neither do we.
Considering collection? Start with a free assessment.
No obligation. The decision is always yours.
I want to collect a claimLet's assess your claim
Brief, factual, no empty promises. Within 1 business day you'll know where you stand.
Prefer email? Write to info@davar.eu
