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Invoicing

Invoice software connected to the completed job

Prepare the bill with the job record in view. Keep its scope and recorded costs available, then review the client-facing lines before sending the invoice.

Amount dueCA$7,500.00
Open invoices1
InvoiceClientStatusTotalUnpaidOpen
ProgressMay 18Example HomeownerSample Deck RenovationOverdueDue Jun 1 · 164 days lateCA$7,500.00CA$7,500.00
ProgressMay 10Example HomeownerSample Deck RenovationPaidPaid in fullCA$4,250.00—
ProgressMay 2Example HomeownerSample Deck RenovationPaidPaid in fullCA$4,000.00—

Interactive project workspace · sample data

The problem

Where the work slips.

Small gaps between the estimate and the work add up.

  • The final bill is reconstructed from receipts and messages.
  • Document wording is re-entered for every invoice.
  • An invoice total gets confused with money received.

In Ordvero

How the work moves.

From the agreed scope to the final invoice, on one project.

  1. Step 1

    Start from the relevant project

    Open the project billing workflow to prepare an invoice with job context. Check existing invoices and payments before deciding what remains to bill.

  2. Step 2

    Review separate invoice lines

    Where enabled in invoice defaults, project-created invoices can prefill recorded labour and expense lines. Edit the descriptions and amounts for the client; copied costs do not decide your selling price.

  3. Step 3

    Preview, send or export

    Check the client, dates, tax settings, descriptions and total in the document preview. Export the document or review the recipient and send the invoice after review.

  4. Step 4

    Collect payment and follow the balance

    Connect your business’s Stripe account and enable online payments for eligible invoices. Clients can pay through a secure invoice link or the client portal, and confirmed payments update the balance. You can also record payments received elsewhere.

Is it a fit?

Common questions

For project-based invoicing by contractors and service businesses. Review your own tax treatment and document requirements; Ordvero does not provide tax filing through this workflow.

Does Ordvero add a platform fee to online payments?

Ordvero adds no platform fee on online payments — standard Stripe processing fees still apply. Your Ordvero subscription is separate.

Does manually recording a payment move money?

No. Manual payment entries document money received elsewhere. Online invoice payments are processed separately through your connected Stripe account.

Do all new invoices copy project costs?

No. The optional recorded-cost defaults apply to the supported project-created invoice flow, not every blank invoice started from billing.

Start with your next job.

See how the project record fits your business, then choose a plan.