For solo contractors and small service businesses
Stop losing the next step between the call and the invoice.
A customer calls. You need to remember the site, send a price, book the visit and bill the finished work. Add the job and client now; fill in the details as they become clear. InvoiceSonic keeps the next action visible alongside the quote, appointment and invoice.
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Inside the Jobs workspace
The Next up view puts a late follow-up, a job ready to invoice and booked work in the same short list. Open any job to see the client, notes, time and linked documents.
Add the job name and client. Site details, notes and timing can come later.
Follow-ups due and jobs ready to invoice are called out before they disappear in a long list.
Open the record to quote, book, change its stage or create the invoice with the client attached.
Product walkthrough
This 18-second sample-data recording shows a new job being added, given a visit time and surfaced when it is ready to invoice.
Demo data · no sound · play when you are ready
Keep the client, site, notes, job status, appointment and linked quote or invoice together. Return to the job when the client calls.
See enquiries to quote, upcoming work and jobs awaiting an invoice so the next action is clear.
Add an appointment to a job and review scheduled work by day. Move a date when plans change.
Create a quote from the job so the proposed scope and price remain connected to the work.
Open the linked job and create an invoice with the same client context, then track the invoice separately through payment.
Add bank transfer or other payment instructions to your invoice. InvoiceSonic does not take a percentage of payments you receive outside the app.
Create a job with a name and client. Add the address and notes that will matter when you quote or visit.
Prepare the quote, then set the job appointment. Check Schedule for the coming days.
Update the job as work progresses, create its invoice and follow the outstanding balance.
An example for a small service business, from the first customer message to the invoice.
Takeaway: The job is the work record; the invoice is the payment request. Keep both connected without treating them as the same thing.
Choose the workflow that matches your work.
Plan appointments and see what is booked by day.
Send quotes customers accept online, then convert them to invoices.
A practical workflow for Australian sole traders and small trades.
Keep electrical call-outs, quotes and visits organised.
Plan call-outs and keep the job address close.
Organise visits and bill completed cleans.
Call-outs, quotes, visits and VAT invoices on one job.
A simple job list, diary and invoicing for UK sole traders.
Site visits, quotes and deposit, progress and final claims.
Keep a day of small jobs quoted, booked and billed.
Book service calls with the unit notes attached.
Plan installs and cleanups by day and reschedule for weather.
From lockout call to rekey quote and invoice.
Quote by load, book the pickup and bill the haul.
Create a job, add the client and decide what happens next.
Start with JobsIt keeps customer requests, job details, appointments, quotes and invoices organised so you can see what is booked, what needs a quote and what still needs billing.
Yes. Set an appointment on a job and view scheduled work by day. Jobs currently supports a simple appointment workflow for solo operators and small businesses; it does not provide automatic crew dispatch or route optimisation.
It handles job records, quotes, invoices and payment tracking. You can export invoice records for your accountant; it is not a full general ledger or payroll system.
You can create an account and open Jobs. Free-plan invoice limits still apply when you create invoices; check the pricing page for current limits and Pro features.
Invoicing for contractors · Contractor invoicing software · Invoice tracker