We carry your AR.
You were on a roof, not at a desk — so the quote never got chased, the invoice went out three weeks late, and the money’s been sitting in someone else’s account since. A bilingual back-office operator takes all of it off your truck dashboard and stays on it until the money lands.
See what it’s costing youThe amber capstone only lights when the money has landed.
One quote. One job. One invoice. One trail.
- 01SentQuote
We write the quote and send it for you — nothing waits on the truck.
- 02ApprovedQuote
The client signs off, in English or Spanish, whichever they read.
- 03Won → Service completedShared
You won the job — and winning it is what creates the job that becomes the invoice. Same moment, two names. Nothing is retyped.
- 04SubmittedInvoice
Your operator sends the invoice the day the work closes, not the end of the month.
- 05ApprovedInvoice
The client approves it in a portal built for them — clear, signed, timestamped.
- 06PaidInvoice
Money actually lands in your account. Only then does the amber capstone light.
What late payment is quietly costing you.
- Float × 12% cost of capital — the low end; factoring runs closer to 18%.
- 15 min chased per invoice per year, at $45 of your own billable hour.
- An estimate, not a quote. We’d rather under-claim than oversell.