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Overtime Joins OH.io Portfolio to Accelerate Voice-First AI Platform for Billing and Collections


Overtime Joins OH.io Portfolio to Accelerate Voice-First AI Platform for Billing and Collections
  • by: Business Wire
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  • August 24, 2026

Overtime, the developer of a voice-first AI platform for billing, collections, and debt recovery, has announced a partnership with Columbus-based performance venture OH.io for go-to-market acceleration. Through the partnership, Overtime will receive a dedicated pod of go-to-market specialists to support top-of-funnel demand generation and account-based marketing.

Quick Intel

  • Overtime partners with OH.io for go-to-market acceleration.

  • Dedicated inside-sales pod and ABM program for collections and debt recovery.

  • Purpose-built by operators from collections, healthcare revenue cycle, and debt buying.

  • Customers see measurable lift in contact rates and promises-to-pay within 30-60 days.

  • OH.io embeds experienced GTM operators into high-growth AI startups.

  • OH.io founded by Ratmir Timashev (co-founder of Veeam Software).

Voice-First AI for Collections

Overtime helps organizations solve one of the biggest challenges in recovering consumer and patient balances: ensuring enough trained agents can effectively engage every account. The volume of accounts requiring a conversation often far exceeds the capacity of licensed, trained, and compliance-supervised teams. Overtime brings voice AI, dialing infrastructure, compliance controls, and performance tracking into one platform, enabling collection agencies, debt buyers, healthcare organizations, and first-party receivables teams to reach more consumers, deliver a more consistent and respectful experience, and improve recovery performance at a materially lower cost. Overtime's technology was purpose-built by operators from the collections, healthcare revenue cycle, debt buying, and first-party servicing industries alongside AI engineers, a combination necessary in a category where a single non-compliant conversation carries regulatory consequence.

Go-to-Market Partnership

For OH.io, the engagement extends a model the firm has applied across its portfolio that embeds experienced go-to-market operators into startups to enable founders to stay focused on product and revenue while accelerating sales cycles. Overtime represents the first company in applied AI in an operational category to benefit from OH.io's model, following Saporo in identity security and RWX in developer infrastructure.

"Demand for responsible, effective AI in collections is growing quickly, but reaching the right organizations requires focus and consistent execution. Partnering with OH.io increases our capacity to bring Overtime to more receivables leaders while staying focused on building technology that helps them engage more accounts, improve recovery performance, and maintain rigorous compliance," said Dan Kutchel, CEO, Overtime.

About OH.io

OH.io is a performance venture founded in Columbus, OH by Ratmir Timashev (co-founder of Veeam Software). OH.io embeds experienced GTM operators directly into high-growth AI startups, taking on go-to-market execution so founders can focus on product while sharing in the risk of scaling.

About Overtime

Founded in 2026 and headquartered in Miami, Overtime is the developer of a voice-first AI platform for billing, collections, and debt recovery. Purpose-built by experienced industry operators and AI engineers, the Overtime platform allows agencies, debt buyers, healthcare organizations, and first-party collections teams to recover more revenue, lower their cost to collect, and engage customers compliantly and at scale.

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