Oxygen First Party collections services is a fully scalable receivables management platform designed to be an extension to your business.
We create custom cure campaigns that target slow payers before they become delinquent receivables.
Oxygen XL provides high-volume dialing support for collection law firms, leveraging our best-in-class call-center workflows and optimized operating environment. Our scalable pre-legal outreach increases liquidation, boosts contact rates, and accelerates liquidity—helping firms drive stronger, faster recoveries before accounts reach litigation. We integrate seamlessly with your existing systems, provide real-time reporting, and ensure compliant outreach at every step. This allows your legal team to focus on high-value actions while we maximize early-stage recovery performance.
Is your business lacking the resources to ensure timely payments or follow up on outstanding receivables?
Is your in-house staff working accounts receivables, but delinquency appears to be growing?
Are you concerned that growing delinquencies may put your business at risk if not handled properly?
The Oxygen Method
Oxygen’s First Party cure methods help maintain portfolio control by creating dialing and mailing campaigns tailored to meet the needs of our clients. Emphasis is placed on slow payers to ensure that proper coverage is top of mind to exceed your overall needs.
Oxygen deploys omni channel communications to efficiently interact with your customers. With a sophisticated suite of tools at the ready, we can ensure timely and effective contact and default resolution. Our First Party clients are satisfied with our cure program and are confident that account receivables are worked in a consistent manner.
Learn how outsourcing AR can result in positive cash flow and enhance your client relationships in our latest whitepaper.
Oxygen FP Provides
An accounts receivable Platform that is transparent to your customers.
Increased on-time payments and reduction of outstanding receivables.
Compliant to all Federal & State Regulations
