Invoice · INV-2041
- Source
- Work order WO-5180
- Customer
- Riverside Foods
- Lines
- Labor 3.5 h, parts, price-book items
- Deposit credit
- $250 taken en route
- Approval
- Prebill sign-off pending
- Paid so far
- $250 of $1,180
Invoicing
LiveAn invoice drafts from the completed work order with the same price book, line items and customer record. Payment closes it out in the office or in the field.
Nothing is copied by hand from a job ticket into a billing screen.
Invoice · INV-2041
A completed work order drafts its own invoice. Add a one-off item before it invoices.
Bill a deposit or one-off charge without a job, apply a paid deposit as credit, and start a correction from an existing invoice.
Adjust lines and hold an invoice until the right person signs off.
Cash, check, card or pay link on site, with the same payment math the office uses.
Statuses are current as of October 2026.
Yes. The work order carries the price-book line items it was quoted or scheduled with, and the invoice drafts from that work order, so the number the customer sees matches what they approved.
Yes. While a visit is en route, arrived or in progress, a technician can take a deposit by cash, check, card or pay link, and it is credited when the job invoices. After the job, a technician can record payment on the spot and close the invoice.
Yes. A customer can pay by card through a hosted payment link, and the invoice closes out when the payment lands.
Yes. QuickBooks Online two-way sync covers customers, items, invoices and payments, with self-serve connect and first-import approval. Sage Intacct and Business Central are on the roadmap. See QuickBooks Online.
Agreement progress billing is live: a schedule of values billed into a draft invoice, with retention held and released. AIA G702 construction billing and jurisdictional sales-and-use tax are on the roadmap.
No. Thermal generates the invoice and hands it to your accounting system. Your GL, payroll and retainage stay where they are.
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