You delivered three weeks ago. Still nothing.
The invoice picks the quote up. Reminders go out for you, once you've switched them on.
Free, no card required.
From quote to payment, with no retyping.
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The work is delivered. The invoice picks the quote up, line by line — you retype nothing.
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You switch reminders on once. After that they go out without you, polite and dated.
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One table tells you who has paid, who is waiting, who is past the due date.
What it changes, line by line
- You delivered three weeks ago. Still nothing.
- You switch reminders on once — day 2, day 5, day 10, adjustable. Then they go out without you.
- Chasing a client makes you uncomfortable.
- The reminder goes out for you. Polite, dated, factual.
- You retype the quote to turn it into an invoice.
- The invoice picks the quote up. You retype nothing.
- The invoice lands as a surprise, so you delay sending it.
- It follows work they watched move forward.
- You redo the deposit maths every single time.
- On a quote signed online, the deposit is taken, then the balance on the due date.
- You've lost track of who owes you what.
- One table. Paid, waiting, overdue.
The questions you're asking yourself
Do reminders really go out on their own?
Once you've switched them on, yes. Three reminders at most, on the days you choose. You can also ask to be told rather than have them sent automatically.
What about the deposit?
On a quote signed online, the deposit is taken at signature and the balance on the due date. You redo no maths.
Can I invoice on the free account?
No. The free account covers quotes, documents and the client portal. Invoicing starts at the next level.
Chasing shouldn't be an awkward moment.
The reminder goes out for you. Polite, dated, factual.
You keep the relationship. The tool keeps the count.
Free, no card required.