How it works
How InvoiceGrid manages your invoices.
Keep raising invoices in Xero. InvoiceGrid brings new ones in automatically and manages the work through to payment: checks, follow-up, customer answers and notes in Xero. You get on with growing the business and step in for the decisions.
Connect Xero once. New invoices follow automatically.
Your invoices and customers come across from Xero, including new invoices as you raise them. Keep making changes in Xero; InvoiceGrid keeps up. It adds notes without editing your invoices.
Set the tone and limits for your customers.
Start with timing and wording suited to your business. Adjust them within the contact limits, and choose what needs your approval. InvoiceGrid follows those rules as the work changes.
InvoiceGrid checks your invoices before you open the list.
InvoiceGrid checks for payments in Xero, keeps up with due dates and customer answers, and works out what needs attention. Prepared follow-ups and decisions arrive with the context.
Here, you're reviewing reminders before they go. Read the draft, change a word or approve it, with a minute to undo. You choose when routine follow-up may go within your rules.
Customers can pay or answer from the invoice.
An invoice gives your customer a way to pay, choose a date or tell you what's holding it up. Their answer stays with the invoice. There's no login and no app.
North Quay Restaurant buys from Tablelands Organic Meats. Tom chose Friday 19 February to pay, giving the wholesaler a date to work with, without another call.
A customer's answer can explain a late payment.
Cash timing, a payment process or a question can hold an invoice up. The invoice page gives customers a way to tell you.
Share of surveyed businesses citing each reason; multiple answers were allowed. Atradius Payment Practices Barometer, Australia, 2025. What the survey covers.
Customer answers reach your list and Xero.
Mai at Bay St Medical Centre says she's paid Brightside Medical Cleaning. Her answer reaches the supplier's list, reminders pause, and Xero gets a note.
A reported payment is kept separate from a confirmed one. When the full payment is matched in Xero, InvoiceGrid stops the follow-up. You don't have to keep two sets of invoice notes.
Invoices that need a person come to you.
A question, a failed delivery or an invoice still unpaid after the last reminder needs judgement. InvoiceGrid brings you the history and a suggested next step. You decide how to handle the customer.
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Follow-up changes when the invoice's situation changes.
The default timing is below. A customer's answer or a payment changes what happens next; a dispute pauses reminders. You can soften or shorten the sequence, but not contact customers more often.
- 3 days beforeA courtesy note, only if they haven't opened the invoice.
- On the dayA reminder with the ways to pay.
- 3 days afterA friendly follow-up.
- 10 days afterA second follow-up that asks if anything's wrong.
- 21 days afterThe last reminder, from you by name.
- After thatThe invoice comes to your list for a decision.
AI writes the words. Rules and people decide.
Financial facts come from your records, never from AI. InvoiceGrid checks each message against the invoice and your rules before it can go. You keep control of the decisions.
Hi Mai, I hope the week's going well. Invoice INV-0042 for A$1,240.00 was due on Fri 29 Jan. You can pay, pick a date or tell us it's sorted from the link below. Thanks, Sam
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