Customer and job
Confirm the right customer, property, approved estimate, and completed job.
An invoice should not surprise the customer. If the estimate was approved first, the invoice review should confirm the customer, job, scope, line items, terms, amount due, and payment readiness before send.
Confirm the right customer, property, approved estimate, and completed job.
Review copied estimate line items, completed work notes, subtotal, total, paid amount, and amount due.
Check due date, notes, terms, exclusions, and any payment instructions.
Only expose payment collection when the account and processor setup are ready.
No. It supports contractor invoice follow-through, but accounting systems remain the source for full books, taxes, and reconciliation.
They should be traceable to the approved scope, with any changes reviewed before customer send.
Only when the contractor account and payment processor readiness checks are configured and verified.
Create the estimate draft, review the scope and price, then decide whether the lightweight follow-through fits your business.
Drop your email and we will send the customer-safe review checklist for invoice details, terms, due date, and payment readiness.