Estimates, invoices & payments

The money stops leaking between papers

Line items from the pricebook, estimate to invoice in one click, a public link the client can pay on any phone — and Stripe card payments landing straight on the job.

Pricebook · one-click convert · public pay links · Stripe

Job #1042 — money trail
1 Estimate sent3 line items from pricebook · $363.00 Tue 5:02 PM
2 Approved by clientOpened from SMS link · no login needed Tue 5:19 PM
3 Invoice #1042 issuedConverted in one click after the visit Wed 4:31 PM
$ Paid by cardStripe · receipt sent automatically $363.00
Attributed to: Search — Emergency Closed loop
What you get

From quote to collected, on rails

Pricebook

Services, parts and rates in one catalog. Estimates get built from real prices, not from whoever answered the phone.

Estimates that convert

Send, get approval, convert to invoice in one click. Versions and statuses tracked on the job — no “which PDF was final?”.

Stripe card payments

The public invoice link takes cards on the spot. Money hits the record the second it clears — the office stops guessing.

Public document links

Estimates and invoices open on any device with no login. Old clients, new clients, landlords cc’d — everyone can review and pay.

Collected vs. outstanding

Paid, pending and overdue at a glance — per day, per brand, per technician. Month-end stops being archaeology.

Technician payouts

Earnings accrue per completed job with the math visible to both sides. Payday becomes a printout, not a negotiation.

The loop

Revenue lands where it belongs

A paid invoice is not the end of the story — it’s the data point that makes everything else honest. The amount flows back to the job, the client, the technician’s payout and the ad source that started the whole thing.

  • Payment → job → client history, automatically
  • Payout math per technician, visible and fair
  • Revenue per marketing source, closing the loop
Where $363 went
Job #1042 — closed & paidClient: Maria R. · repeat customer now
AM Alex M. payout accruedVisible in his finance view
AD Search — Emergency +$363Campaign revenue updated
FAQ

Money questions, answered

Do clients need an account to pay?

No. Estimates and invoices open as public links on any device — the client taps the link from an SMS or email, reviews the line items and pays by card. Accounts exist in the client portal for those who want history, but payment never requires one.

How do card payments work?

Through Stripe, built in. The payment lands on the invoice, the invoice status flips to paid on the job, and the office sees collected vs. outstanding without exporting anything.

Where do the prices come from?

From your pricebook: services, parts and rates maintained once, used everywhere. Estimates stop depending on which technician's memory wrote them.

Can we still take cash or checks?

Yes — record any payment method against the invoice manually. Card links are the default path, not the only one.

Watch an invoice get paid in the demo

Pricebook to estimate to card payment, end to end, in about four minutes. Bring whoever chases your receivables.

Or write to us: contact@kornox.com