Use this for cash sales that don't need a full customer record (till-style entry).
Simple snapshot based on invoices and transactions.
Simple view: Paid invoices (income) minus expenses (transactions marked as expense).
See who owes you money and how long they've owed it. Critical for cash flow management.
Visual breakdown of all invoices by status. Track your collection efficiency.
Your best customers by revenue. Know who drives your business (80/20 rule).
Track your progress to the £90,000 VAT threshold, or manage VAT if already registered.
Toggle this ON if you're VAT registered. We'll show quarterly summaries instead of threshold tracking.
Compare this year's revenue to last year. Track your growth month-by-month.
See which customers pay fast and which pay slow. Identify credit risks before doing more work.
Set the next invoice number if you are migrating from Excel (e.g. 0099).
These details appear on printable invoices. Edit once and reuse across all jobs.
Tip: If your invoice numbers aren't saving, click "Auto-detect" to sync with your existing invoices, or "Set manually" to enter a specific starting number (e.g., 109 if your last invoice was 108).
Add customers once, then reuse them on invoices (like QuickBooks customer centre).
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Store part numbers and labour items once – pull them straight into invoices.
| Name | SKU | Unit £ | VAT % |
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Click “Load” to view/edit an invoice; set “Paid” when money received.
| # | Date | Customer | Status | Total £ |
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Use this for expenses and extra income that are not part of invoices (fuel, parts, etc.).
| Date | Type | Account | Counterparty | Category | Receipt # | Notes | Matched | Amount £ |
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