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Grouping jobs into a single invoice

When your customer is a business, this is a simple way to group jobs (for the week, month or quarter) and send out one invoice for payment.

Steps for grouping jobs into one invoice:

  • Go to the "Customers" tab and click on the customer's profile page

  • Click ADD at the bottom of the page and "Payment"

  • Start by selecting the "Jobs" you want included in this payment

  • A list of jobs (with a remaining balance) for just this business will come up for selection

  • You can select only jobs that are completed

  • You can select only jobs from a certain date range based on the "Start" time provided

  • Select all jobs you'd like included on this invoice

  • Scroll down to "Payment" and you'll see a grand total of all these jobs

    • keep scrolling down to see each job's details listed out

  • You can attach "Inspection photos" if they are listed along with the job

  • You can attach "Documents"

  • Go to the "Payment Method" section

    • for businesses that pay online (credit card) you can:

      • click on UrPay, Stripe or Square

      • click "Send Payable Invoice"

        • once payment goes through all the jobs would be marked as paid

    • It's very common for businesses to pay with a check

      • group your jobs just like above and then you can choose "Check" as the payment method and mark as "Pending" to keep track of it

      • on the the next screen, click "Invoice" and "Send PDF" (or Download/Print) to the customer (up to 5 emails at one time...Sales, Accounts Receivable, GM, etc)

      • this "Pending" payment will be in the "Payments" tab across the top in the customer's profile page

      • once you receive the check you can go to the payment request and click "Mark as Paid"

      • you will be prompted to enter a check #

      • it not only shows payment in full but it marks each individual job as paid

      • you can click the "Receipt" button on the payment to send a receipt out to the customer

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