Keep the financial side of the relationship connected to the work.

Bring invoicing and billing activity closer to the client operation instead of treating payment as a completely separate process.

30 days free. No credit card required.

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From work to billing

Billing is part of the client lifecycle. The clearer the relationship between the client, the work, and the financial process, the easier it is to understand what is happening around the account.

Keep billing tied to the work

Estimates, invoices, payments and subscriptions sit with the client relationship, so billing follows the work instead of being rebuilt from memory later.

  1. QuoteEstimates tied to the scope
  2. InvoiceInvoices and subscriptions
  3. PaidPayments recorded against the client

Keep billing connected to the client relationship

Connect billing activity with the broader client relationship so important information isn't unnecessarily fragmented across operational systems. Invoices and estimates belong to the client they were created for, alongside the projects and conversations that explain them.

When a client asks about a charge, the answer and its context are in the same place.

  • Invoices and estimates on the client record
  • Items and packages for what you sell
  • Taxes and discounts applied consistently

Support recurring and one-time billing structures

Service businesses often bill in more than one way: a monthly retainer, a one-off project fee, a package of sessions. Subscriptions handle the recurring side, while invoices cover one-time work.

Invoice generators create invoices from a consistent structure, which reduces the manual setup behind recurring billing and keeps line items and terms the same each time.

  • Subscriptions for recurring billing
  • One-time invoices
  • Invoice generators
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Keep estimates, invoices and payment activity visible

It should be easy to see where an account stands: what was quoted, what has been invoiced and what has been paid. Keeping estimates, invoices and payments together gives that picture without reconciling several tools.

Estimate generators start new estimates from a consistent structure, payment types record how clients pay, and expenses keep costs alongside the work they relate to.

  • Payments and payment types
  • Estimate generators
  • Expenses
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A more complete view of the client lifecycle

  1. ACQUIRE
  2. CONVERT
  3. ONBOARD
  4. DELIVER
  5. BILL (this capability)
  6. SUPPORT
  7. GROW

Billing belongs inside that system.

What this looks like in AvariHQ

The verified features behind Billing, with the plans they are included in. Add-Ons are optional and purchased separately.

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  • Billing & invoicingAll plans
  • Secure credit-card vaulting for supported payment workflowsAdvanced Suite Add-On

Connect billing to the operation around it.

30 days free. No credit card required.