Recurring billing that goes out on the right date, every time

See it before it bills

Before anything is saved, the preview walks every bill date: what each invoice will say, what each month brings in, and what waits on a milestone or on usage.

The first invoices, laid out as they'll goMoney by month, with what's certain and what isn'tThe term's total value

Invoices are prepared ahead of the date

A few days before each bill date, what's owed becomes order lines and a draft invoice, grouped the way the customer wants to be billed. You can prepare an invoice early, or prepare every invoice by hand.

One invoice per bill date, per month, or per chargeUsage billed once its period closesEach occurrence billed exactly once

Change happens from a date

A seat change, a new rate or a ramp is a new term from its date, never an edit of the old one, so past invoices still make sense. Pause, resume, move an occurrence, skip one or waive it.

An earlier end releases or credits what was already billedA spend cap holds what would pass itEnding a contract ends its schedules

Nothing slips, nothing piles up

A schedule that has fallen more than two periods behind stops and asks a person, rather than producing a year of invoices at once. Renewal notice deadlines and spend caps raise a flag weeks ahead.