Say the job.Get the invoice.
“Invoice Marcus Hale for unblocking and jetting the drain today, $350 plus GST.”
Saves your business details and your ABN, so the next one is just the sentence.
Three steps, done before you are home.
Talk for 20 seconds
The customer, the job, the price. One sentence, the way you would say it to a mate. Too noisy on site? Type it instead.
Check the price
Was $350 before or after GST? Two big buttons, each showing what the customer ends up paying. Tap one and it is done.
Send it from the job
A proper tax invoice as a PDF, out the door from your phone. Email it, download it, or share it before you pack up.
A tax invoice your accountant will recognise.
Plain and bank-like, because it goes to your customer and to their bookkeeper. Your ABN, the date, a unique reference, and GST on its own line.
The next one is ten seconds shorter.
Typed once, never again
Business name, ABN, GST registration and where the money goes. Filled in on every invoice after this one, instead of typed on a phone at the back of a ute.
Regulars come back
The people you invoice and the rates you charge them are kept as you go. Say the name and the details come with it.
Not stuck on one phone
Numbered in a real sequence, kept in one list, and still there when the phone goes in the drink. Without an account they last 24 hours on the device that made them.
Free, and it takes an email address and a password. You can keep using Invoice without one for as long as you like.
The AI reads your sentence. It never does the sums.
Say it once.Never type it again.
Record after the job while it is still fresh, check the price, and send it before you drive away.