BEDETO SOLUTIONS
Receivables management and debt recovery services for companies in the Czech Republic
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About BEDETO SOLUTIONS
BEDETO SOLUTIONS manages and collects receivables, handling debtor communications, pre-litigation demands, court and arbitration proceedings, and enforcement in cooperation with a law firm and enforcement offices. Services also include legal advice, portfolio reporting, and online access to a receivables database.
Its clients include Czech companies in energy, insurance, and banking. The company is based in Prague and was founded in 2008.
Product: Receivables management, debt recovery, related legal services, portfolio reporting, and online database access.
Jobs at BEDETO SOLUTIONS
Leadership
- David Vosol · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
- Pavel Vincík · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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