INVOICING & PAYMENTS

Invoicing that stays connected to the work.

For freelancers and independent professionals: create a clear invoice, review the details, and give your client a straightforward way to pay. Start with an invoice, or continue from a proposal.

Included in Free. Payment-processing fees apply when clients pay online. Connect your payment account to accept online payments.

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AN EXAMPLE IN TABFLOW Northwind LLC
Tabflow Illustrative example

INVOICE EXAMPLE · NORTHWIND LLC

Website redesign,
build, and handoff.

A refreshed website, built around your business. Includes one handoff session.

Timeline
Six weeks
Agreed work
Website redesign & build
Invoice total $12,000

Prepared after scope and billing are agreed.

The agreed work. A clear invoice. A way to pay.

HOW IT WORKS

From the work you delivered to a clear payment request.

You review the bill. Your client gets the payment details. The invoice keeps the record.

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TabflowIllustrative example

INVOICE · REVIEW

Website redesign, build, and handoff.

Client
Northwind LLC
ServicesIncludes one handoff session
Website redesign & build
Due date
October 30
Invoice total$12,000

Your review comes before sending.

Northwind LLC · Website redesign, build, and handoff · $12,000

Illustrative client payment flow. Available payment methods depend on your payment setup. A paid status does not promise a bank-settlement time.

USEFUL IN THE EVERYDAY

A little more clarity.
At each step.

Tools to help with the details,
with the decisions in your hands.

01

An invoice that reflects the engagement.

Choose the client and services, set the amount and payment details, and preview the invoice before it goes out.

Start directly with an invoice.
02

A clear client payment path.

Connect your payment account and choose the supported payment methods for the invoice. Online payment-processing fees apply separately from your Tabflow plan.

Payment setup comes before online collection.
03

A record of what was paid.

Review payments against the invoice, including a payment you record manually. Keep the payment amount and remaining balance in the context of the work.

Recorded payments and bank settlement are different.

KEEP THE WORK CONNECTED

Keep the scope and the invoice in step.

When you begin with a proposal, its client, services, project, and amounts can form an invoice draft. Check the dates, totals, and payment details before sending.

A PRACTICAL HEAD START

Prepare a clear client invoice.

Use an adaptive prompt to prepare your invoice, including retainer-period billing and its worked example.

Retainer invoice worked example · Within the invoice resource →

A FEW MORE DETAILS

Good questions.
Clear answers.

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Can I start without a meeting or proposal?

Yes. Create an invoice directly from the client and service details you already have. A proposal is an optional starting point.

Is invoicing included in Free?

Yes. Invoicing is included in Free. Online payments require payment-account setup, and payment-processing fees apply.

How can my client pay?

The invoice uses your connected payment account. Card and U.S. bank-account payment options are supported when enabled in your payment setup. The available options are shown in the client payment flow.

Can I record a payment received elsewhere?

Yes. You can record a payment manually against an invoice. Check the amount and payment details before saving it.

Is a retainer invoice the same as automatic recurring billing?

No. Preparing an invoice for a retainer is a billing example; it does not by itself schedule future invoices or automatically charge the client. The invoice resource includes a worked retainer example.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Make the next invoice clear—for you and your client.

Start with the work and amount. Review the details, then send.

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Included in Free. Payment-processing fees apply when clients pay online. Connect your payment account to accept online payments.