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DebtNext, a TSI company
If you run several agencies and law firms, you already know the spreadsheet tax. The Assessment maps your network and your data, finds the oversight gaps, and builds the business case for fixing them on your own numbers.
The DebtNext Recovery Control Assessment is for creditors that place accounts with several collection agencies and law firms. It maps your vendors and data, sizes your reconciliation burden, finds governance gaps and decision delays, designs an implementation and builds a quantified business case on your own data. It takes about 6 weeks.
Got a letter or call from TSI about your own account? Go to the Consumer Support Hub or make a payment.
With 3 agencies and 2 law firms, every month brings 5 remittance files in 5 formats, recalls sent by email, and a scorecard someone rebuilds in a spreadsheet. When an examiner, an auditor or your own board asks how you oversee the network, the answer takes weeks to assemble.
The Assessment shows where that time goes and what it would take to fix, before you buy anything.
Every agency, law firm and specialist in your network, which accounts each holds, and how placement, recall, payment and reporting data moves between you.
The hours and steps your team spends matching what each vendor remits against what it reports.
The oversight records you'd need to show an examiner or auditor, set against the records you can produce today.
How long it takes to go from vendor data to a placement, recall or reallocation decision.
What an implementation would involve for your systems and vendors, and a business case built on the costs and volumes you gave us.
A list of your agencies, law firms and other recovery vendors, sample placement, remittance and reporting files from each, and your current oversight records, such as scorecards and audit summaries. Plan on 4 to 6 hours of interviews across recovery operations, vendor management, compliance and IT.
About 6 weeks from kickoff to the written readout.
A DebtNext solutions lead runs the interviews and the readout. A data analyst maps your files and reconciliation steps. A business case analyst builds the numbers with your finance team.
An NDA is signed before any file moves. Files arrive by secure file transfer, are used only for the Assessment, and are returned or destroyed at the end, with written confirmation.
No. You choose your agencies and law firms. The Assessment maps the network you have.
No. DebtNext makes software creditors use to manage the agencies and law firms that collect for them. TSI acquired DebtNext on Sept 15, 2025.
Any fee is agreed in writing before work starts. Ask on the intake call.
Vendor oversight after the proposal to rescind the 2023 guidance tracks what has changed and what to keep documenting.
Request a Recovery Control Assessment and get a vendor and data map, your reconciliation burden, governance gaps and a business case built on your own numbers.
Got a letter or call from TSI about your own account? Go to the Consumer Support Hub or make a payment.
Tell us about your agency and law firm network. A DebtNext specialist follows up by email.
Got a letter or call from TSI about your own account? Use the Consumer Support Hub.
