Frequently Asked Questions

We primarily work with commercial debts and generally require a minimum debt of $3,000. We focus on business-to-business and business-to-consumer debt recovery where professional collection is commercially viable. If your debt falls below this threshold, we're happy to point you in the right direction.

The cost depends on the method used to recover the debt. Different approaches — from demand letters to field agents to legal enforcement — carry different fees. We'll explain all your options and associated costs before you commit to anything, so you can make an informed decision about how to proceed.

It varies depending on the debtor's circumstances and the method of recovery. Some debts are resolved within days; others take longer. We'll investigate the debtor's situation — their assets, employment, and financial position — and report back with our findings and a recommended course of action.

We only collect debts that are genuinely owed and undisputed. If a debtor raises a legitimate dispute, we'll refer the matter back to you to resolve before proceeding. We act professionally and within the law at all times.

We do not operate on a commission-only basis. Our fees are fixed and transparent. However, we will always seek to recover our costs from the debtor wherever possible, meaning in many cases your out-of-pocket expense is minimal.

Yes. We offer professional tracing services as part of our debt recovery process. Our licensed investigators use a range of legal methods to locate debtors who have moved, changed contact details, or are deliberately avoiding contact. See our Tracing page for more information.

We provide a full range of private investigation services including surveillance, background checks, employment investigations, matrimonial investigations, criminal defence investigations, and asset searches. All investigations are conducted by licensed professionals in accordance with New Zealand law. Visit our Private Investigations page for full details and pricing.

Our licensed agents personally serve legal documents — such as court proceedings, statutory demands, and notices — on individuals or businesses. Once served, we provide a sworn affidavit of service for use in legal proceedings. If the recipient cannot be located, we can also assist with tracing before service.

Commercial re-entry is the lawful process by which a landlord re-enters and takes possession of a commercial property when a tenant has breached the terms of their lease — most commonly by failing to pay rent. We act on behalf of landlords to carry out this process professionally and in accordance with the law.

Absolutely. We encourage you to contact us for a confidential, no-obligation discussion about your situation. Our team will listen, ask the right questions, and give you honest guidance on whether we can help and what your options are — before any commitment is made.