
At Kuhlekt, we believe managing receivables should be smart, simple, and fully automated. Our platform helps finance teams of all sizes eliminate manual tasks, improve cash flow, and build stronger customer relationships through transparent credit management.
To transform accounts receivable from a manual, reactive process into a strategic, automated function that improves cash flow and customer relationships.
Finance teams shouldn't waste time on manual collections. Credit management should be data-driven and proactive. Customers deserve a transparent, self-service experience.

Kuhlekt was founded by Ian Hindle after 40 years working in credit and receivables management. As a national credit manager and later a consulting credit manager, he saw the same problems in every business he walked into: spreadsheets, email chains, disconnected systems and finance teams working hard on process instead of on customers.
Kuhlekt is the platform he wished he had had in those roles. It applies the processes that repeatedly cut DSO and freed up cash in real businesses, and delivers them as software that a small or mid-sized finance team can switch on in hours, not months.
Today, Kuhlekt helps finance teams streamline collections, improve cash flow and build better customer relationships through transparent credit management, one successful collection at a time.
Founder
Founder and Credit Management Specialist
Ian Hindle is the founder of Kuhlekt and has spent 40 years in credit and receivables management. He was National Credit Manager ANZ at ASX top-100 company Recall Information Management, where his billing, credit and collections teams were endorsed by external auditors as best practice, and previously ran Hindle Consultants for 11 years, leading credit and shared-services turnarounds for Seek, Australia Post, Miele, Skilled Group, Berri and Maurice Blackburn Lawyers. Those engagements delivered DSO reductions of up to 66% and an 18-day DSO cut across one business. Kuhlekt is the product of that experience: the platform he wished he had had as a credit manager.
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