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Job done three weeks ago. Still unpaid.

With JobsiteBooked's invoicing software for contractors, you text and email each invoice with a link to pay by card. Overdue customers get an email reminder every 3 days, three times, so you stop asking for the money.

  • Customers pay by card from the invoice's text or email
  • Billed after each visit: the invoice drafted when the crew marks it complete
  • A month of maintenance accounts invoiced in one batch
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Invoice editor in JobsiteBooked showing an overdue invoice beside the customer's preview with a Pay button.
Owner's phone listing overdue invoices by days late, with Remind buttons and one reminder already sent.

Where it sits

Invoicing sits in Bill the job

  1. Land the job

    Online booking · Estimates · Review requests · Marketing · Website

  2. Run the job

    Scheduling · Crew app · Job photos · Time tracking · Integrations

  3. Bill the job

    Invoicing · Payments · Expenses · QuickBooks sync · Reporting

  4. Bring them back

    Texting & inbox · Reminders · Customer portal · Customer list

Invoicing

Where the money stalls once the work is done

The slow payer, the bedtime invoice, and the month-end pile.

  • Overdue

    Reminders go out while you work

    The panel swap passed inspection two weeks ago, and the customer says the check is coming. Meanwhile the wire for your next job goes on your own card.

    On the due date the customer gets an email reminder, then another every 3 days, three times. Set a late fee once, and it's added when an invoice runs late. Money owed lists who's late and by how long.

    • Email on the due date, then every 3 days overdue
    • Late fee: set once, added to overdue invoices
    • Money owed: who owes what, and since when
    Invoice reminders set to go by text and email every 7 days, with the activity timeline of reminders sent.

  • Job's done

    The invoice draft is waiting at the office

    The crew swapped the water heater and left, and you meant to make the invoice on the drive home. You remember in bed, two days later.

    On a job billed after each visit, the tech's Complete tap drafts that visit's invoice. The parts the tech added on site are already on it. You check it at the office, then send it by text and email.

    • Billed each visit: drafted when the crew taps complete
    • Parts added on site carried onto the invoice
    • Checked by you, then sent by text and email
    Owner's phone showing finished jobs ready to invoice, each with its total and an Invoice button.
    Visit marked complete

  • Month end

    The whole month invoiced in one batch

    Friday night, you scroll your texts to work out which of 60 lawn accounts owe for the month. Then you bill them one at a time.

    On the Invoices tab, tick every job that's due and invoice them together. Each monthly job gets one invoice for the month's visits, and maintenance plans can repeat on a recurring invoice. On a project, the final invoice takes off the deposit already paid.

    • Tick the due jobs, invoice them in one batch
    • Monthly: one invoice per job for the month's visits
    • Recurring invoices: for maintenance plans
    Invoices tab with October's due HVAC jobs ticked, 5 selected for $4,249 and a Create 5 invoices button
    Due jobs, ticked to invoice
Plumber in a basement utility room beside a water heater he just put in

I hated calling people about money, so invoices sat unpaid for weeks. Now the reminders go out by email, and most pay from the link.

Marcus J.Plumbing company

How it works

How a finished job becomes an invoice

  1. Job done

    Your crew marks the visit complete on their phone, with any parts they added.

  2. Drafted

    Jobs billed after each visit draft their invoice then. For any other job, press Create invoice.

  3. Sent

    You text and email it with the pay link, and the reminders follow if it runs late.

Related features

Where the invoice goes next

Questions about billing customers

Can I send a batch of invoices at once, or one monthly bill?
Yes: invoice per job, per visit, in a batch or by the month. On the Invoices tab, tick every job that's due and invoice them together.
How do automatic payment reminders work?
The customer gets an email on the invoice's due date. If it stays unpaid, another email goes every 3 days, three times.
Can I turn a finished job into an invoice without retyping it?
Yes: press Create invoice on the job, and its lines and prices carry over. On a job billed after each visit, the draft is made when the crew marks the visit complete.
Can I take a deposit on a big job?
Yes: the customer signs the estimate, then pays the deposit by card in the next step. Your final invoice bills the rest, with the deposit taken off.
Do invoices sync to QuickBooks?
Yes: once sent, each invoice goes to QuickBooks Online with its payment and customer. Your bookkeeper sees each one there without typing it in.
Contractor checking the day's jobs on a tablet in the workshop before heading out

We do the setup

Let the reminders do the asking

We do the setup: your services and prices, your customers, each crew member's personal link to the crew app, and your website. Your late fee and payment terms go on before the first invoice.

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