01Create the invoice
Add your customer, the amount before tax, due date and your existing payment link. Save the invoice, then add labor, materials and call-out line items if you want a breakdown.
Before saving: check the customer’s email and the numbers. Saving attempts to email the invoice automatically. After editing, use “Resend invoice email” to send the updated version.
Open new invoice →02Keep the receipt cost with the job
Open Expenses. Enter the receipt’s date, vendor, description and amount, then choose the invoice in “Attach to invoice.” Save it so the cost follows the job.
Our $29.40 example uses manual entry on Base. Enhanced can extract details from a receipt photo; review its suggestions before saving. Log labor and overhead too before treating the job-cost figure as profit.
Open expenses →03Send a clear way to pay
The invoice email opens a customer-facing invoice without a customer login. Your payment link gives them a way to pay without reading card details over the phone.
Use your own working provider link. Native card checkout requires completed Stripe setup and eligibility. External payment links may need you to record the payment manually; sending an email does not mean the invoice is paid.
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