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Invoicing

Invoicing software that starts from the quote you already sent

Most invoicing tools ask you to retype a job you already priced. EstimateBird carries the accepted quote straight into the invoice, gives it its own number, and tracks whether it has been paid. That is the whole loop it is built for.

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What you actually get

Every item below is a behaviour the product ships today.

The journey it is built around

  1. Price the job

    Customer, site, labour, materials, currency, VAT rate, validity, and terms in one editor that totals as you type.

  2. Get it acknowledged

    Email the quote, or mark it sent if you handed it over. The customer accepts on a private link that records their name, email, and the time.

  3. Invoice and close it out

    Convert an accepted quote once into a separately numbered invoice, mark it paid, and keep the signed job report with it.

Where it stops

A short product does a few things well. Here is what it leaves to something else.

Start from a worked example

Each template opens in the real editor with its figures already in place.

Questions about invoicing software for tradesmen

Can I invoice a job I never quoted?

Not directly. Raise the work as a quote, record the acceptance — you can mark it accepted yourself if the customer agreed on site — then convert it. It takes a minute and keeps the numbering and the agreed scope tied together.

What happens if I convert the same quote twice?

You get the same invoice back. Conversion is idempotent by design, so a double tap on a bad signal cannot produce two invoices for one job.

Does it chase the customer for payment?

No. There are no automatic reminders. You can email the invoice again from the document view whenever you want to nudge it.

Can I export to my accountant's software?

Not yet. Documents can be printed to PDF from the browser. An accounting export is deliberately deferred until the target accounting market is known.

Quote the next job properly

Open the workspace, set your company details once, and send a numbered quote in a few minutes.

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