Requirements
To get started using Collection Service, all you need is an account with Danske Bank and a District agreement.

We will also help your company establish local accounts in various countries and take care of agreements with local service providers. All this is included in your Collection Service agreement.

Collection Service Implementation Guide
The technical integration of Collection Service in your company’s systems requires a number of adjustments.

We have prepared a guide that gives a detailed description of the technical and business issues:

These are some of the matters the guide covers:

• Implementation process
• Creditor agreement
• How debtor agreements are established
• The individual collection methods and the information supported
• Testing
• Invoice layout

Collection Service Implementation Guide (PDF)

Sample invoices
To a certain extent, you can choose what information will appear on the invoice.

The invoice contains information that makes it easy for the debtor to make the payment with the correct reference. You can influence how the invoice looks by adding information about your company, including the company logo.

All collections are assigned a unique reference that your company itself generates and that your customers can indicate on their payments. The individual payments can thus be identified easily.

The Nordic region
In the Nordic region, invoices must have either an OCR reference or an account number. You can also use the invoice as an advice together with direct debit.

Retail customers in Norway and Sweden will be able to see your invoice in eBanking if you choose to send it by electronic bill presentment. A similar solution will soon be available for business customers.

In Denmark, electronic invoicing for both public organisations and private businesses is on the rise. Collection Service includes the Danish formats for sending electronic invoices.

See a sample local Nordic invoice (PDF)

Outside the Nordic region
In the rest of the world, your company's customers will receive an invoice showing the BIC/SWIFT address and your international bank account number (IBAN).

In Poland, Germany, the UK and the Republic of Ireland, you also can collect payments through a local direct debit solution.

See a sample invoice in English (PDF)