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Get paid & know the numbers · Invoices & payments

Get paid against the job, not in a separate app.

Deposit, draws, final — the invoices come from the estimate's payment schedule and live on the project. Collect by card through a link, or record the check. What is open, what is past due and what came in this month are always one screen away.

7 days free. $250 a month after, whole company. Cancel any time.

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The Invoices list: paid, due and late, with balances
The Invoices list: paid, due and late, with balances
Progress billing

The draw schedule from the estimate becomes the invoices.

30% on signing, 40% at rough-in, 30% at completion — set it once on the estimate and the invoices follow. Each one is a page the client opens on their phone, with the scope, what they have paid so far and the balance.

  • Deposit invoice created the moment the estimate converts
  • Adjust an invoice and the client link updates — no re-sending PDFs
  • Late invoices go red on the dashboard after three days
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A project's payment schedule
Collect

Send a payment link. Or record the check.

Collect payment opens one sheet: the amount due, a button that sends the live invoice to their phone for card payment, or one tap to record a check, cash, Zelle, Venmo or a bank transfer with the date and a note. Card processing runs on Stripe; SiteView never sees the card number.

  • Card fees can be passed through or absorbed — your choice
  • Every payment posts to the job and the money reports the same second
  • Receipts emailed to the client automatically
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The Collect payment sheet
The Collect payment sheet
Overview

Outstanding, overdue, collected — by month.

The Invoices page reads across every job: what is outstanding, what is overdue, what has been collected against what was invoiced. The dashboard charts money collected by month, from dated payments — not from what you meant to collect.

  • Unpaid, overdue and paid in one list
  • "$210,315 outstanding · $40,600 overdue" at the top of the page
  • Undated payments are called out, not silently dropped from the chart
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Invoices overview

It all connects

The same record, further along.

Nothing here is a separate module with its own copy of the data. Invoices & payments is one view of the job; these are the next ones.

Estimates & e-sign →

The draw schedule is set on the estimate; the invoices are its consequence.

Job budgets & costing →

Received sits beside committed cost, so the job's cash position is one glance.

Client portal →

Every invoice and every payment shows in the client's portal.


Questions

Straight answers.

What does card processing cost?+
Card payments run through Stripe on Stripe's standard rates; SiteView adds nothing on top. You can pass the fee through to the client or absorb it.
Can I invoice something that was not on the estimate?+
Yes — add an invoice line to the project's payment schedule for anything: an extra draw, a materials deposit, a final adjustment.
Does it sync to QuickBooks?+
Not today. Payments and invoices can be exported; your bookkeeper works from that.
More of SiteView

Keep going.

Building an estimate in SiteView, priced line by line with cost and margin visible only to the office
Estimates & e-sign

Priced from your own lines, signed on their phone.

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A job budget in SiteView: lines with status, vendor, cost, paid and open balance
Job budgets & costing

Know a job is going over while you can still fix it.

Learn more →
The client portal: job stage, latest photos, payments and a way to reach the PM
Client portal

The answer to "any update?" before they ask.

Learn more →

Put one of your own jobs through it.

Free for 7 days. We set the company up with you, load the first job together, and you judge it with your numbers — not a demo's.

7 days free. Card on file, nothing charged until day 8. $250 a month after — cancel any time.