Same clients, same visits, every week or fortnight. Set each round up once and Sendinvo invoices it on schedule and chases the ones that fall behind, so you spend your evenings anywhere but on the invoicing.
Your first 3 invoices are free to send, no card needed.
Set a weekly, fortnightly, or monthly schedule per client, once.
Each visit invoices itself and emails the client, with the next number.
Falls behind? It’s followed up automatically, in your own words.
The client taps a card link or pays by bank transfer, and it marks itself paid.
Next visit, it does the whole thing again, no input from you.
A cleaning or gardening business runs on regular visits to the same clients. The work is the easy part; keeping on top of who’s been invoiced and who still owes is the bit that eats your evenings. Sendinvo takes that off your plate.
Set a recurring schedule for each client at the cadence you visit, weekly, fortnightly, or monthly, and each invoice is raised and emailed automatically. No draft to remember, no end-of-week catch-up.
Every invoice a schedule sends is enrolled in reminders, so an overdue round is followed up by email in your own words, stepping up gently. You find out who’s behind without keeping a list in your head.
Clients pay by tapping the card link on the invoice, or by bank transfer using the details shown, and you can record a payment yourself for cash on the day. For a commercial client or a letting agent, hand over a statement of the account whenever they ask.
The real app, filled with a cleaning business’s weekly, fortnightly, and monthly rounds, an overdue job, and a one-off garden clearance. Have a click around.
A live demo seeded with a cleaning business. Nothing you do here is saved or sent.
Set once, sent every two weeks, chased if it runs late.
Raised and emailed every fortnight, payable by card link or bank transfer, and chased if overdue.
Yes. Set a recurring schedule per client at whatever cadence you visit, weekly, every two weeks, monthly, or longer, and Sendinvo raises and sends each invoice automatically. Set the round up once and it invoices itself from then on.
Yes. Every invoice a schedule sends is enrolled in reminders, so when reminders are on, an overdue round is chased for you by email, in your own words, without you having to keep track.
Clients pay by tapping the card link on the invoice, or by bank transfer using the account details shown on it, and you can record a payment yourself. When a card payment lands, the invoice marks itself paid.
Yes. Bill a commercial client monthly with a recurring schedule, and hand them a client statement, every issued invoice, its balance, and the total outstanding, on one A4 PDF, whenever their accounts team asks.
Start free, set up a recurring round, and let it invoice and chase itself, visit after visit.