
Small and medium-sized business owners, just like you, are the lifeblood of Canada's economy, keeping it pulsating with energy and vitality.
We understand that your company plays a significant role in Canada’s economy, employing nearly 8.3 million people and contributing 38.4% to the country’s GDP. Keeping your cash flow steady is crucial, and even a few unpaid accounts can have a big impact. We’re here to help. âą
Our team of debt collection specialists is dedicated to recovering the money you have already earned, allowing you to concentrate on your core business activities and generating new revenue.
Concerns That Keep Business Owners Up at Night
The current economic instability has business owners across Canada worried about various issues such as cash flow, staffing, overhead, accounts receivable, lease obligations, market volatility, team morale, profits and losses. Despite these concerns, business owners remain optimistic and search for opportunities to succeed in a challenging situation. How can you ensure that your business not only survives but also thrives?

Accounts Receivable: the Epicentre of Your Business
If you’re truthful with yourself, you might acknowledge that credit and risk management have not been a top priority for your business. Have you reviewed your billing and Accounts Receivable processes to ensure they match those of successful companies in your industry? Remember, you are not a financial institution, and poor business practices can make your company susceptible to bad debt write-offs. The positive news is that no matter where you stand presently, you can take steps today to recover outstanding debts and reduce future payment delays.
Effortlessly Collect Overdue Receivables
Hereâs how it works:
- Sign Contract (one time only)
- Submit Overdue Account(s) Online 24/7
- We Go to Work and You Get Paid
Itâs that simple. If we donât collect, you donât pay. ICON Debt Solutions covers all costs upfront.


The current economic instability has business owners across Canada worried about various issues such as cash flow, staffing, overhead, accounts receivable, lease obligations, market volatility, team morale, profits and losses. Despite these concerns, business owners remain optimistic and search for opportunities to succeed in a challenging situation. How can you ensure that your business not only survives but also thrives?