LURVOLURVO

Before you send an invoice,
verify the payment terms won't expose you to loss.

LURVO evaluates your situation and determines the payment structure required to reduce the risk of delayed or failed payments.

Financial decisions generated through structured risk analysis.

DECISION ENGINE

Client Risk Signals

New client relationship

No upfront payment

Net 30 requested

High project exposure

LURVO Decision Engine

Risk signals aggregated

Protection rules applied

Payment structure determined

Payment Structure

Upfront payment required

Reduced payment terms

Milestone-based delivery

Enforced Invoice

PAYMENT TERMS — EXAMPLE

Upfront Payment40% required before work begins
Remaining Balance60% payable under Net 15
Payment StructureMilestone-based delivery

Takes under 2 minutes

No account required

One binding decision

Most payment problems begin before the invoice is sent.

Freelancers rarely lose money because of the work itself.

They lose money because of weak payment terms.

Extended payment terms, unclear agreements, or delivery before payment transfer financial exposure to the freelancer.

Once work begins, leverage disappears.

LURVO exists to prevent that exposure before it happens.

Payment terms are financial risk controls.

The structure of payment determines who carries the financial exposure.

Weak payment terms allow clients to delay or avoid payment.

When payment terms are poorly defined, freelancers effectively finance the project themselves.

LURVO evaluates the situation and determines the payment structure required to protect cash flow.

A structured decision process.

1

Step 1 — Describe the situation

Answer eight short questions about the client relationship, project structure, and payment expectations.

2

Step 2 — Risk is evaluated

Financial exposure signals are analyzed using deterministic rules designed to reduce payment risk.

3

Step 3 — Payment structure determined

The system determines the payment structure required to reduce financial exposure.

4

Step 4 — Invoice generated

The decision is embedded directly into the invoice, enforcing the determined payment structure.

A payment decision becomes an enforceable invoice.

Once the decision is generated, LURVO produces an invoice that enforces the payment structure determined by the system.

INVOICE

INV-2026-XXXX

March 2026

BILL TO

Client Name

Client Address

DescriptionQtyPriceAmount
Project Work1$10,000$10,000
TOTAL PROJECT VALUE$10,000

PAYMENT SUMMARY

Amount Due Now$6,000
Remaining Balance$4,000

PAYMENT TERMS (ENFORCED)

60% upfront required before work begins

Remaining balance due under Net 15

Payment Terms Determined by LURVO

Protect your work before financial exposure begins.

PROJECT VALUE — $10,000

Without structured payment terms

Upfront Payment

$0

Client Payment Terms

Net 30

Financial Exposure

$10,000

LURVO PROTECTION

With structured payment terms

Upfront Payment Required

$6,000

Remaining Balance

$4,000

Payment Terms

Net 15

Financial Exposure

Reduced

Built for real payment-risk situations.

Web Design Project

New client

No upfront payment requested

Net 30 requested

LURVO determines the payment structure required.

Branding Engagement

Milestone-based creative work

Payment delays possible after approvals

LURVO determines a structured payment setup.

Development Project

Higher-value engagement

Extended payment terms requested

LURVO determines the payment structure required.

The moment before you send the invoice.

Every project eventually reaches the same moment.

The work is defined.

The price is agreed.

The invoice is about to be sent.

At that moment, one question determines whether the work is financially protected.

Are the payment terms protecting the work —
or exposing it?

Payment terms determine who carries the financial exposure during the project. LURVO evaluates the situation and determines the payment structure required to reduce that exposure before the invoice is sent.

Before you send an invoice,
make sure the payment terms protect you.