Automation

Recurring Invoices

If you bill the same customer the same amount every month, you should be setting that up once โ€” not rebuilding it twelve times a year.

Included on the Pro plan and above.

Why Choose This

Retainers, subscriptions, AMCs and rent all have the same shape: fixed customer, fixed lines, fixed cadence. A recurring schedule holds that template and raises the invoice when it is due.

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Set the cadence once

Weekly, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly. The schedule holds the customer, the line items and the tax treatment.

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Nothing is missed in a busy month

Generation is driven by the schedule, not by whether someone remembered on the first of the month.

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Pause without losing the setup

A schedule can be active, paused or cancelled. Pausing a client for two months does not mean rebuilding the template afterwards.

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Ordinary invoices at the end

Each run produces a normal invoice โ€” same numbering, same PDF, same ledger and reminder behaviour as one you raised by hand.

How It Works

Get started in just a few simple steps

1

Build the template

Choose the customer and the line items exactly as you would for a one-off invoice, including GST rates and any discounts.

2

Pick the frequency

Weekly, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly, with a start date and an optional end date for fixed-term contracts.

3

Decide on auto-send

Leave auto-send off to review each generated invoice before it goes out, or turn it on to have it emailed on generation.

4

Watch the run history

Every generated invoice is listed against the schedule, so you can see what has gone out and what is due next.

Feature Deep Dive

Everything you need for seamless compliance

Five frequencies

Weekly, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly and yearly โ€” enough to cover retainers, AMCs, rent and annual licences without workarounds.

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Optional end date

Leave it open for an ongoing retainer, or set an end date for a fixed-term contract so billing stops on its own.

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Pause and resume

Active, paused and cancelled are distinct states, and the reason a schedule last stopped is retained rather than overwritten.

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Auto-send by email

Turn on auto-send to have each generated invoice emailed to the customer, or leave it off and send after a review.

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Run history per schedule

Each schedule lists the invoices it has produced, so you can trace a specific month's bill back to the template that raised it.

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Payment tracking carries over

Generated invoices behave like any other: record payments against them, and reminders chase them if they go past due.

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WeSaveTax vs Others

See how we compare on what matters most

FeatureWeSaveTaxDuplicating last month's invoiceCalendar reminder
Invoice raised without manual action
Pause without losing the templateN/AN/A
Fixed-term end dateManualManual
Automatic emailing on generation
Run history tied to the schedule

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions

Weekly, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly and yearly. Each schedule has a start date, and you can optionally set an end date after which no further invoices are raised.

Only if you turn auto-send on for that schedule. With it off, each generated invoice waits for you to review and send it, which suits variable retainers where you sometimes adjust a line.

Yes. Pausing stops generation while keeping the template intact, and you can resume later without rebuilding it. Cancelling is a separate, final state.

Edit the schedule and future runs use the new figures. Invoices already generated are unchanged โ€” they are ordinary invoices at that point, so amend or credit-note them the normal way.

Yes. Once generated they are ordinary invoices, so payment tracking and the reminder schedule apply exactly as they would to a manually raised one.

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