Is pre-litigation preservation a collection or a routine?

Pre-litigation preservation is a legal means of collection. In recent years, in more and more debt disputes, pre-litigation preservation has become an effective means of collection. For creditors, pre-litigation preservation makes the debtor's property in a state of supervision, which is helpful to the rapid realization of creditor's rights. For the debtor, pre-litigation preservation can reduce the risk of property transfer and ensure the execution after the judgment. However, excessive or illegal pre-litigation preservation may also cause certain troubles and losses to the debtor. Routine collection usually refers to some lawless elements obtaining other people's property through fraudulent means. In contrast, the applicant for pre-litigation preservation is usually a creditor or an interested party. Based on their understanding of legal procedures and their concern for debtors, they hope to protect their rights and interests through compulsory measures of the court. The executor of pre-litigation preservation is a court established according to law, which has credibility and authority.