For AR and billing teams
Start the day with drafts, not a blank invoice
You know which customer needs the PO number in the header and which one won't pay without the signed work order. duebird learns that from you once, does the copying, and leaves you the checking, the sending and the customer conversations.
A normal week
What your week looks like
Drafts are waiting.
Everything that arrived over the weekend has been read. Eleven invoices are drafted with their backup attached. Two questions need you: a new customer, and how many boxes are in a case.
A partial shipment.
The warehouse sends a delivery note for 38 of 40 cases. The draft bills 38. The other 2 wait on the order until they ship.
A wire for $18,400 arrives.
The remittance names two invoices, and one was short by a discount. You confirm the match in one step.
Follow-ups.
Three invoices crossed 14 days late. Reminders are drafted in your mailbox, each to the right contact with the invoice attached. One customer has a dispute open, so they don't get one. You edit one line and send.
No month-end pile.
Invoices went out as the work was done, so there's nothing to catch up on.
Your customers' rules
Written down once, followed every time
The things you carry in your head become part of each customer's record. duebird reads them on every invoice, and so does whoever covers for you.
An invoice without one isn't ready for approval.
The document is attached from the job it came from.
Their codes and spellings are matched to your products.
Partial deliveries bill as they ship.
Drafted emails go to the right people, including whoever sent the PO.
Questions
What billing teams ask us
Will it send anything without me?
What happens when it doesn't know something?
What if a document says something different from our price list?
Can I fix a draft by hand?
Does it send from my own email address?
30 minutes, your paperwork
Bring the paperwork you dread
The PO that never matches, the customer with six rules, the remittance nobody can read. We'll show you what duebird does with it.