Financial Control

Know where every project stands financially.

Invoice clients in full, by running-account bill or by milestone; track payments, retention and what's overdue; and keep project expenses, some of them posted for you, in the same place.

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  • Full, progress (RA) and milestone invoices
  • Payments, retention and overdue tracking
  • Expenses posted automatically from paid salaries and received materials

Invoice INV-2026-031 · RA Bill 3

Lakeview Commercial Block

Partially PaidSample data

₹18,00,000

This bill

₹52,00,000

Billed to date

₹90,000

Retention withheld

₹17,10,000

Net payable

Payments

Bank transfer

Reference on file · 12 Sep

₹10,00,000

UPI

Reference on file · 15 Sep

₹2,00,000
Balance due₹5,10,000
Invoice lifecycle

From draft to paid.

Invoices are approved before they're sent, and tracked until they're settled.

DraftPending ApprovalApprovedSentPartially PaidPaidAlso: Rejected, Overdue

Sent and partly paid invoices past their due date are marked Overdue automatically each day.

Invoicing

Billing the way construction actually bills.

Three billing types

Full invoices, progress (RA) bills that carry billed-to-date forward, and milestone bills tied to a milestone.

Line items with tax

Up to two tax rates per line, as on quotes and purchase orders.

Retention and advances

Withhold a retention percentage, adjust advances, and release retention later as it falls due.

Payments and receipts

Record payments by cash, bank transfer, UPI, card or cheque, with a reference, and download a receipt.

PDF invoices

Download any invoice as a PDF.

Payment reminders

Three days before an invoice is due and three days after it's overdue, your team is reminded - and, if you turn it on, the client gets an email too.

Payment links

Share a link where the client sees your bank or UPI details and uploads proof of payment; you approve it into a real payment. There's no live payment gateway.

Costs and reporting

What's been spent, and what's still owed.

Expenses

Log expenses by project, site and cost code, with a receipt, under Material, Labor, Equipment, Transport, Subcontract or Other.

Costs posted for you

Paid salaries and received purchase-order materials post project expenses automatically.

Outstanding by age

Unpaid balances grouped by how overdue they are, across all invoices.

Top clients by balance

See which clients owe you the most.

Your tax rates and cost codes

Maintain your own, and use them across quotes, orders and invoices.

Rules

Invoice status changes and new payments can trigger the automation rules your admins set up.

What this is

Financial control, not a full accounting package.

  • Actual spend is the sum of recorded expenses. Salaries and received materials post automatically; other costs are entered by your team.
  • Invoice numbers follow your Numbering settings.