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Automated Invoice Reminders
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Automated Invoice Reminders

You can set up automated invoice reminders for new invoices with little to no work! Automated invoice reminders will be turned on by default for individual invoices, and can be turned off on a per invoice basis. You can also enable automated reminders when creating a batch of invoices. In order for an automated reminder to be sent, the following must be true:

  • An invoice must be shared

  • A due date has been set on the invoice

  • A balance is due at the time of the invoice interval.

By default, we have set the automated invoice reminder intervals to 7 days before the due date, on the due date, and 7 days after the due date. However, these intervals can be customized.

Note: Automated Invoice Reminders will only default to "on" for individual invoice creation at this time. To enable them during Batch Billing, toggle on the Automated Reminders option before creating your batch.

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NOTE: Automated Invoice Reminders will only default to "on" for individual invoice creation at this time.


Custom Invoice Automated Reminder Intervals

Firm users with admin billing settings access have the option to setup the Automated Reminder schedule on customized intervals. You can set up to 5 reminders, and you can have these reminders sent out either before, on the due date, or after the due date. Navigate to the Client Billing & Invoice Settings. Admin Users can also find a link to this page on the Create and Edit Individual Invoice page, which will open the settings option in a separate tab.
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Once automated reminders are turned on for an invoice, you can see when the next one will be sent by viewing the "Remind" option on the Invoice Details page.
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The reminder sent will look exactly the same as existing manual reminders. You can always send manual reminders, even if the automated invoice reminder feature is turned on.

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