Field service management software, from job sheet to invoice.
A technician closes the job before lunch. The invoice can be with the customer that afternoon.
This field service management software closes the gap between finishing a job and billing for it. The job sheet, photos and customer sign-off are captured on the technician's phone, checked for gaps and turned into a draft invoice using your contract rates. Extras wait for a supervisor, and unpaid invoices get a polite reminder.
- Job sheets from the phone
- Drafts in your accounting system
- Supervisors approve extras
No upfront consultation fee. Free discovery and a free tailored proposal.
- 1Job done
- 2Photos & sign-off
- 3Invoice drafted
- 4Sent
Invoice draftedContract rate plus 1 filter, RM 386Drafted
Invoice sentPDF to the customer, payment link includedSentThe job is done by noon. The invoice goes out next week.
Technicians finish jobs on paper sheets or in a chat group. The sheet travels back to the office, someone retypes it into the accounting system, chases missing signatures and prices the extras. Invoices leave days later and cash waits.
Before: paper sheets and retyping
- Technician fills in a paper job sheet
- Photos land in a WhatsApp group
- Admin retypes the sheet into accounting
- Missing sign-offs and extras chased by phone
- Invoice sent days later, reminders by hand
After: the job-to-invoice workflow
- Job closed on the technician's phone
- Photos and sign-off checked for gaps
- Invoice drafted from contract rates and parts
- Extras outside the contract approved by a supervisorYour team
- Invoice and payment reminders sent
Admin stops retyping job sheets. Invoices reach customers while the visit is still fresh in their minds.
One job sheet, from assignment to payment.
A single job through the day. Job sheet to invoice automation does the checking, pricing and sending; a supervisor steps in only when the work goes beyond the contract.
- 09:00Job assigned
Address, asset history and contract rates sent to Hafiz's phone from the job schedule.
Automated - 11:40Job completed on the phone
Work done, parts used and time on site captured on a mobile job sheet.
Automated - 11:45Sign-off and photos checked
Customer signature, before and after photos and readings checked. Gaps go back to the technician.
AI - 12:00Invoice drafted from the job sheet
Contract rates, parts and call-out charges applied, saved as a draft in your accounting system.
Automated - 13:10Supervisor approves extras
Parts or labour outside the contract are held until a supervisor approves or adjusts them.
Your team - 13:15Invoice sent
PDF from your accounts address with a payment link, linked back to the job record.
Automated - Day 7Payment reminder
A polite reminder if the invoice is still unpaid, stopped as soon as payment is matched.
Automated
Your rules decide which invoices go out once the checks pass and which wait for review, by customer, amount or job type.
The workflow builds the invoice. Supervisors approve the extras.
Routine jobs move from job sheet to invoice on their own. Anything outside the contract, or missing evidence, lands with a supervisor or the accounts team with the job attached.
- Sending job details to the technician's phone
- Collecting photos, readings and customer sign-off
- Checking job sheets for missing fields
- Drafting invoices from contract rates and parts used
- Sending invoices and payment reminders
- Approving parts and labour outside the contract
- Disputed jobs and customer complaints
- Credit notes and price changes
- Contract rates and payment terms
- Jobs that need a return visit
Invoice queue, todayExampleWork outside the contract is not billed until a supervisor approves it.
- Bills extras without a supervisor's approval
- Changes a customer's agreed rates
- Issues credit notes or write-offs
From the technician's phone to your accounts.
Technicians keep a simple job sheet on their phone. Invoices are created in the accounting system your accounts team already uses.
WhatsAppAutoCount
XeroGmailUnbilled jobs reportJob and accounting systems differ in what their APIs allow. Where one has none, draft invoices can be imported in batches for the accounts team to post.
Workflow automation →What service operators report after automating invoicing.
Published results from a facilities management company that generates invoices straight from completed work orders.
A facilities management company after invoices were generated from completed work orders.
The same company's monthly volume, running through the same invoicing workflow.
- Days from job completion to invoice
- Admin minutes per invoice
- Job sheets returned incomplete
- Completed jobs not yet billed
- Days to payment
What shapes a job-to-invoice build.
Every service business prices and records jobs differently. These factors shape the workflow and the effort involved.
- Job capture
- Paper sheets, a field service app, a form or WhatsApp today.
- Accounting system
- AutoCount, Xero, SQL Account or another, and what its API allows.
- Pricing
- Contract rates, call-out fees, parts lists and customer tiers.
- Evidence
- Which photos, readings and signatures each job type needs.
- Approvals
- Which extras, amounts or customers need a supervisor's approval.
- E-invoicing
- MyInvois requirements and how invoices are validated and sent.
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Field service management questions.
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What part of the job does this cover?
It covers the end of the job, where invoices tend to stall. The job sheet, photos and customer sign-off are captured on the technician's phone, checked for gaps, priced from your contract rates and turned into a draft invoice the same day. Extras are held for a supervisor, and unpaid invoices get a reminder.
Do our technicians need a new technician app?
Not necessarily. If you already use a field service app, we connect to it. If jobs are recorded on paper or in a WhatsApp group today, a simple mobile job sheet can capture parts, time, photos, readings and the customer's signature on the phone they already carry.
How does a job sheet become an invoice?
It is checked first, then priced. Missing signatures, photos or readings send the job back to the technician with the reason. Complete sheets are priced from your contract rates, call-out charges and parts used, and become a draft invoice. Parts or labour outside the contract wait for a supervisor, and your rules decide which invoices go out without review.
Can it create invoices in AutoCount, Xero or SQL Account?
Yes, where the accounting system has an API, invoices are created as drafts or posted directly, depending on your rules. Where it doesn't, drafts can be exported in batches in the import format your accounts team already uses, so nobody retypes job sheets.
Does it work with MyInvois e-invoicing in Malaysia?
Yes, it can feed your e-invoicing flow, either through your accounting system's MyInvois connection or a direct submission to LHDN where that suits you. The right route depends on your accounting system and invoice volume, so we confirm it during discovery before anything is submitted.
How is this different from off-the-shelf field service management software?
Off-the-shelf tools suit teams willing to change how they work to fit the product. This approach starts from what you use now, whether paper, WhatsApp or an existing app, and connects it to your accounting system with your contract rates and approval rules built in. You can also start with the job-to-invoice step on its own.
What does it cost, and how long does it take to set up?
It depends on how jobs are captured today, your accounting system and how complex your pricing and approval rules are. Pricing is quoted privately after a free discovery session. Timelines depend on the same factors, and we begin with one job type running from job sheet to invoice before adding the rest.
How is customer data handled under PDPA?
Only the details needed for the job and the invoice are collected, in line with PDPA. Photos and signatures stay with the job record, access follows your team's roles, and retention is agreed with you. Invoices and reminders go only to the customer contact on the job.
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