Invoices in LeadDuo ServiceHub are tied to the real workflow: jobs, quotes, deposits, reminders, and final payment status.
Create invoices manually or start from completed work so billing reflects the real job, customer, and scope instead of another disconnected record.
Select or add customer details so the invoice inherits the right billing contact and account history.
Add services, products, or custom items based on the completed work, approved quote, or office-side billing adjustments.
Apply tax rates and discounts while keeping invoice totals aligned with your billing policy and discount limits.
Add payment instructions, proof references, or service notes that help the customer understand what they are paying for.
Once the invoice is ready, ServiceHub gives you multiple ways to deliver the same billing record without copying it into another system.
Send the invoice directly so the customer receives the amount due, due date, and payment path in one message.
Save or print a PDF version when the customer needs an attachment, approval packet, or offline record.
Copy the payment link for SMS, portal, or manual follow-up when email is not the best channel.
Online payment collection closes the loop between invoice delivery and cash collection instead of forcing the customer to call back or request separate instructions.
Accept common card types through your connected payment processor with the same invoice record as the source of truth.
Get notified when payment is received so the office can stop chasing an invoice that is already closed.
See paid, unpaid, partially paid, and overdue invoices in one billing queue instead of reconciling from multiple places.
Invoice status is the operational shorthand for what the office should do next:
Not yet sent to the customer and still open for internal review or line-item changes.
Delivered to the customer and currently waiting on payment or follow-up.
Payment received and the billing record can be treated as closed.
Past due date and still unpaid, which usually means the reminder or collection workflow should continue.
Payment reminders let you keep collection moving without turning every unpaid invoice into a manual chase process: