Invoice 0214
Fennick & Daughters, due 30 June
- Site survey 640.00
- Drawings, two rounds 1,180.00
- Travel 92.50
- Tax at 20% 382.50
Total due2,295
chronoskin writes the invoice, sends it on the day you agreed and reminds the client politely until it is settled.
Fennick & Daughters, due 30 June
Total due2,295
Polite, spaced out, and off the moment the money lands.
Export the ledger whenever you like; nothing is locked in.
$ chronoskin export --year 2025 46 invoices, 3 open wrote ledger-2025.csv
Paid invoices land in the tools your accountant already opens.
It takes four fields. The reminders are on us.
Everything sent in June, with what is still owed.
The client viewed it twice. The first reminder goes out on 27 June.
Two reminders were sent and neither was opened.
Survey and drawings for Fennick & Daughters. The first reminder goes out on 27 June.
Sent 16 June, viewed twice, due 30 June
Total due2,295
A sent invoice is never edited. Void it and a credit note points back to it.
Fourteen days unless the client record says otherwise.
Off by default. When on, it is added as its own line after thirty days.
Four fields. It gets number 0215 and goes out the moment you confirm.
The guide to invoices, credit notes and the labels you will meet on every screen.
An invoice is a numbered request for payment. Once sent it is never edited; a mistake is fixed with a credit note that points back to it.
Numbers run in one sequence per year. Set the first with chronoskin number 0001 or in ledger settings.
Voiding an invoice writes a credit note for the same amount and tells the client. Both stay in the ledger with their numbers.
Pills mark state, squares count.
A link when new, visited, under the pointer and pressed.
The sequence starts again each January unless you say otherwise.
$ chronoskin number 0001 next invoice will be 0001