Customer
Keep terms, contacts, tax details, and the full account history together.
Quote, invoice, collect, and recognize revenue on the same ledger.

Keep terms, contacts, tax details, and the full account history together.
Price the work, route approval, and turn an accepted quote into an invoice.
Bill once or on a schedule. Send from the customer record.
Accept payment in the portal and apply it to the right invoices.
Work the overdue queue with the promise and conversation in view.
Build schedules from the contract and post revenue to the ledger.

Quotes, invoices, payments, and conversations stay in one place.
The customer record, receivable, payment, and revenue schedule agree because they share the same ledger.
Route discounts, terms, and invoices above your thresholds.
Apply payments automatically when the evidence is clear. Review the rest.
Prioritize overdue balances by amount, age, and promised date.
See the source contract, changes, postings, and remaining balance.