The Problem
Collection staff often need help with specific platform features, legislation questions, or best practice guidance. Without instant support, they either waste time searching for answers or make uninformed decisions.
How It Works
Get Started in Minutes
Ask Roxy
Type your question in natural language: platform help, legislation queries, or strategy advice.
Get Instant Answers
Roxy responds with step-by-step guidance, template suggestions, or compliance information.
Follow the Guidance
Roxy walks you through the action with contextual links directly to the relevant platform feature.
Key Capabilities
What's Included
The Jumping Fox Difference
Why Choose Us
Daleen Vorster
Co-Founder & CEO
With 30+ years in credit law and debt recovery, attorney Daleen Vorster founded Jumping Fox to bridge the gap between legal practice and technology. Every feature is built on real-world collection expertise.
Attorney-Founded Platform
Unlike generic software, AI Assistant: Roxy is built by practising attorneys with 30+ years in credit law. Every workflow and template is legally sound from day one.
Built for South Africa
AI Assistant: Roxy is purpose-built for South African legislation: NCA, POPIA, Schools Act, and Sectional Titles Act compliance comes standard, not as an afterthought.
Continuous Innovation
From AI-assisted collections to gamification, Jumping Fox constantly evolves AI Assistant: Roxy with features you won't find anywhere else in the industry.
Who Benefits
Frequently Asked Questions
Related Features
Automated Workflow
End-to-end automation of your entire collection process, from initial reminder to legal handover.
Learn moreLegal Template Library
Professionally drafted, legally reviewed templates for every stage of the collection process.
Learn moreBuilt-In Legal Compliance
Every workflow, template, and process is legally sound and compliant with South African legislation.
Learn moreReady to see this in action?
Book a free demo and discover how Jumping Fox Software can transform your debt collection process.

