Chargezoom vs. Gaviti
Gaviti automates collections with rules-based workflows and adds credit and cash application modules. Chargezoom's agents resolve the work those rules route to your team.
What changes when agents do the work
Rules-based tools like Gaviti make your AR team faster. Chargezoom does the work, so the results show up in your cash, not just your collectors' productivity.
- 20–35%lower DSO
- 10–25 daysfaster time to cash
- 60–75%less AR team workload
- 65–80%of AR work resolved with no human touch
Ranges from Chargezoom benchmark testing. Figures are approximate, and individual results vary.
Where aging piles up, and who handles it
Rules handle the happy path. The difference is everything else.
| When this happens | Chargezoom | Rules-based AR |
|---|---|---|
| A customer short-pays an invoice | Matched, reason captured, and a deduction opened and worked automatically. | Lands in an exceptions worklist for a collector. |
| “We’ll pay on the 30th” | Promise logged and follow-up paused until the 30th. | The reminder sequence keeps sending until someone steps in. |
| “Wrong PO number” | Dispute opened and a corrected invoice sent. | Sits in a shared inbox waiting to be read. |
| A remittance PDF covering several invoices | Read, split, and applied to each invoice. | Template match fails and it goes to a spreadsheet. |
| A new edge case or customer segment | Agents adapt from customer behavior. | An admin builds and maintains another rule. |
| Your customer count doubles | Same team, supervising more volume. | The next AR hire. |
What Gaviti does
Gaviti offers collections workflows, credit management, cash application, and dispute tracking for mid-market and enterprise AR teams, integrating with major ERPs. AI features support prioritization and outreach.
Chargezoom vs. Gaviti, area by area
| Capability | Chargezoom | Gaviti |
|---|---|---|
| Approach | Five autonomous agents, run by AVA and powered by Payment Graph, resolving 65–80% of AR work with no human touch. | Rules-based workflows, with AI features for prioritization. |
| Collections | Every follow-up written for the account and timed with Payment Graph, plus payment plans and promise-to-pay tracking. | Automated dunning workflows and collector worklists. |
| Payments | Built-in card, ACH, and eCheck with a branded portal, auto-pay, and Level 2/3 interchange optimization that cuts up to 40% off processing fees. | Payment portal through connected processors. |
| Cash application | Matches payments to invoices, handles partial and short pays, posts to your ERP, and reconciles against your bank continuously. | Rules-based matching, with unmatched items to review. |
| Credit | Credit Agent reviews every customer continuously and recommends limits and terms using payment history and Payment Graph signals. | Credit management and limit reviews. |
| Disputes & deductions | Gathers documents, works with the customer, validates each claim, and drives it to a close, escalating only by your rules. | Dispute tracking and routing to owners. |
Gaviti details are based on publicly available information and may change. Contact Gaviti for their latest capabilities.
Where Chargezoom goes further
Exceptions resolved, not queued
Aging piles up in short pays, buried disputes, and portal rejections. Chargezoom's agents resolve them instead of routing them to a worklist, which is where 20–35% lower DSO comes from.
No rules engine to own
No cadence trees or matching-rule libraries to build and maintain. Agents learn each customer's behavior and get better with use.
Grow without the next AR hire
Tools that make collectors faster still scale headcount with customer count. Chargezoom's agents do the work, cutting AR workload 60–75% so your team supervises instead of operates.
Lower cost to get paid
Level 2/3 interchange optimization cuts up to 40% off card processing fees, applied automatically on every payment.
Which is right for you?
Gaviti may suit teams that want structured, rules-based collections workflows. Chargezoom fits teams that want the work done without building the rules.