Teams & contractors

Cleaner invoice checks

Every self-employed cleaner invoice is compared with the work approved in the app: discrepancies stand out on their own, before you approve it.

A desk calculator on a yellow envelope, next to a pencil pot, a pair of glasses and a statement.

The problem

Checking an invoice line by line against the schedule

A self-employed cleaner invoices the month's cleans; to check, you have to go back through the schedule, messages and absences, job by job. For lack of time, the invoice goes through as is, with its errors one way or the other.

What it does

The essentials, in three points.

Invoice against jobs

What the cleaner invoices is matched against the jobs actually done and approved.

Discrepancies highlighted

Anything that does not match the approved work stands out by itself, with no line-by-line checking.

The invoice read for you

The cleaner uploads the invoice in their own area: number, date and amount are read automatically.

How it works

In the order it happens.

  1. 01

    The work is approved

    The period's cleans go through the manager's approval.

  2. 02

    The invoice arrives

    The cleaner invoices you for their jobs and uploads the invoice in their own area, from their phone.

  3. 03

    The invoice is compared

    It is matched against the approved jobs, and discrepancies are flagged.

  4. 04

    You decide

    A matching invoice is approved; for the rest, you take it up with the cleaner.

Who it is for

The businesses that use it most.

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