Invoices is the ledger view of your billing. See what's been paid, what's outstanding, and what's overdue from one place.
Invoices Overview
Updated May 7, 2026
What's on the page
- A list of invoices with client name, date, amount, and status.
- Status filters: draft, sent, paid, overdue, void.
- Search by client name or invoice number.
- A date range filter.
Statuses
- Draft. Created but not yet sent to the client.
- Sent. Delivered and awaiting payment.
- Paid. Payment received and recorded.
- Overdue. Past the due date without payment.
- Void. Cancelled or written off.
Day-to-day
- Click any invoice to view its full details and line items.
- Use Create Invoice to generate a new one. See Create an Invoice.
- Send invoices to clients by email directly from the invoice detail panel.
- Record manual payments when you receive them outside Stripe.
Auto-invoicing
You can configure a service to auto-generate an invoice when an appointment is created. Useful for practices that want billing to happen on the schedule the appointment lands. Set this per-service from the Services editor.
Reminders
Unpaid invoices can trigger automatic follow-up emails on a schedule you set. Configure the schedule from invoice settings (Solo and above).
Tips
- The dashboard's todo card surfaces overdue invoices that need a nudge.
- Invoice numbers are sequential by default; you can change the prefix in Settings → Billing.
- Use the date range filter at month-end to reconcile against your accounting.
