Debt Recovery Action Plan Measures

Slide Content

The slide titled "Debt Recovery Action Plan Measures" is structured into three primary sections: Objectives, Action Plan, and Responsible. These sections are meant to help manage and track the process of debt recovery.

• The "Objectives" section provides specific goals, like diminishing Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) from a certain number of days to another within a period of six months, and has additional space for more objectives.
• The "Action Plan" outlines the strategies or steps to be taken, such as negotiating payment plans with customers in financial distress.
• The "Responsible" column assigns a person or people accountable for each action; in the example, John Smith, an Accounts Receivable Manager, is listed.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white with a subtle blue grid pattern.
• A dark blue, vertical ribbon runs down the left side.
• There are three main content boxes aligned horizontally; each has a 3D effect.
• The "Objectives" box is orange, the "Action Plan" box is blue, and the "Responsible" box is dark blue.
• Each content box has a white outline and an icon in the upper right corner indicating a document.
• The slide uses dashed lines to create separate rows within each content box for additional details.
• A lighter blue dotted line separates the title from the content boxes beneath it.
• The text within the content boxes is a mix of white for headers and black for body text.

The slide has a professional and structured design with a color-coded system that indicates the different sections: goals, actions, and responsibilities.

Use Cases

• To present action plans and assign responsibilities in corporate finance or strategy meetings.
• For use by credit management teams to outline strategies and delegate tasks for improving debt recovery.
• In project management presentations to define clear objectives and action plans, and assign roles to team members.
• During performance review meetings to evaluate progress on debt recovery initiatives.