From estimate to payment, without duplicate work
Estimates, invoices and payments without losing the customer thread
Create professional proposals, let customers respond online, turn them into invoices and know what has been paid and what remains outstanding.
No installation, no per-document commission and unlimited drafts.
Less repeated administration
Invoicing should not mean recreating the same document several times
When proposals, customers, invoices and payments live in separate places, duplicates, mistakes and uncertainty about each job quickly appear.
One complete commercial flow
Each document moves forward without losing its origin
Invoice.coffee keeps customers, catalogue, estimates, invoices and payments in one traceable journey.
Professional estimates
Create lines, quantities, discounts, taxes, terms and a validity date.
Public response
Customers accept or reject without registering and the decision is recorded.
Safe revisions
A sent proposal is never overwritten: each change creates a linked revision.
Numbered invoices
Prepare drafts and fix number, seller, customer and amounts when issuing.
Payments and balances
Record manual payments and see what has been collected and what is outstanding.
Exportable reports
Analyse invoicing, debt, payment time and estimate conversion.
One story, four states
From an accepted proposal to a paid invoice
The journey keeps the customer and line items together and avoids isolated documents that need manual reconciliation later.
- Recorded customer response
- Idempotent conversion
- Numbering on issue
- Payments in the same currency
Estimate draftEditable and outside the quota
Accepted estimateResponse and terms retained
Issued invoiceNumber and fiscal snapshots fixed
Recorded paymentOutstanding balance updated
Before the sale
Estimates that can evolve without deleting history
Send a clear version, receive the decision and create a revision whenever scope or price changes.
After the sale
Invoices and payments with consistent amounts
Issue when the document is ready, record payments and spot outstanding or overdue balances.
Getting started
Start invoicing in four steps
Configure the seller
Add essential legal details, fiscal address and the first series prefix.
Prepare customers and catalogue
Save contacts, products and services you use in documents.
Create and send
Draft the estimate or invoice, review amounts and issue when ready.
Track response and payment
Convert accepted proposals, record payments and review outstanding balances.
A flow for every need
Designed for businesses that sell services
Online estimates
For teams that need approval before work begins.
View solutionFreelancers
For estimating, invoicing and tracking payments without a heavy ERP.
View solutionService businesses
For reusing customers and line items from operation to invoice.
View solutionPayment tracking
For knowing what is paid, outstanding or overdue.
View solutionTry the full flow
Start with five invoices and five estimates per month
The Free plan includes every Invoice.coffee feature. Only the monthly capacity of issued documents changes.
Frequently asked questions
What matters before you start
How documents, quotas, payments and integrations work in Invoice.coffee.
FeaturesDoes a draft use the monthly quota?
No. Invoices count when issued and estimates count when sent.
Can a customer accept an estimate without registering?
Yes. They receive a secure link where they can accept or reject and add a note.
Can I change an estimate after sending it?
It is not overwritten. You can create a linked revision and retain the previous history.
Does a void invoice still count?
No. Invoices with void status are excluded from the monthly quota.
Can it receive operations from other applications?
Yes, when an active authorised connection exists within the same organisation.
Invoicing without small print
Guides to sell, invoice and get paid
Practical content to organise sales documents and keep track of outstanding amounts.
How to Reuse Customer and Item Details When Creating Invoices
Learn how small service businesses and retailers can reuse customer, item and completed-work details to reduce repeated invoice entry, keep billing consistent and review payments clearly.
Estimate vs Invoice: When Should a Small Business Use Each?
Learn the difference between an estimate and an invoice, when to use each document, and how small service businesses can move approved work into billing without re-entering key details.
How to Create an Invoice Approval Step Before You Send It
Build a practical invoice approval workflow for your small business. Assign a reviewer, verify customer and line-item details, check supporting work, and send invoices with a consistent status routine.
Turn a proposal into an invoice without starting again
Create your invoicing workspace and try the complete flow on the Free plan.