Automation type
Invoicing & payments automation examples
Invoicing and payment automation is the automatic creation, delivery and follow-up of invoices, receipts and payment requests, connected to the systems where sales and work are recorded.
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About
About invoicing & payments
It removes the retyping of order data into accounting software, invoices sent late or not at all, payment reminders that depend on someone remembering and month-end reconciliation done line by line. Typical builds issue an invoice when a deal closes, an order ships or a job is marked complete, send it with a payment link by email or WhatsApp, run polite reminder sequences for overdue balances, match incoming payments to open invoices and update the CRM or ERP. Typical results are invoices issued the same day, fewer days to get paid and hours saved on reconciliation each month. Mirapps connects billing and payment providers, accounting software and the business's operational systems, with approval steps for credits and other exceptions.
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Where it shows up
- Healthcare11
- Real Estate11
- Commerce10
- Insurance & Finance9
- Technology9
- Legal Services5
- Beauty, Wellness & Fitness5
- Education & Training4
- Construction & Field Services4
- Sales & Marketing3
- HR & Recruitment3
- Hospitality & Food3
- Logistics & Transport3
- Nonprofits & Communities3
- Travel & Events3
- Manufacturing2
- Accounting & Tax1
FAQ
Common questions
Which accounting and payment systems can be connected?
We work with common accounting platforms such as QuickBooks and Xero, local Israeli invoicing services, payment providers such as Stripe and PayPal, and local card processors. The rule is simple: if the system has an API or a reliable import, invoices, payments and customer records can flow between it and the CRM, store or ERP.
How do automatic payment reminders avoid upsetting customers?
Reminders follow a schedule and tone the business approves, starting with a friendly note before the due date and escalating gradually. They stop the moment a payment is recorded. Customers in a dispute or on a payment plan can be excluded, and high-value accounts can be routed to a person instead of receiving an automated message.
Can incoming payments be matched to invoices automatically?
Yes, in most cases. Payments are matched by reference number, amount, customer and date, and the invoice is marked paid in both the accounting system and the CRM. Partial payments, overpayments and unclear transfers are placed on a short review list, so the finance team only handles the exceptions.
Is a person still involved in issuing invoices?
Only where the business wants one. Standard invoices from closed orders or completed jobs can go out automatically. Credits, discounts above a threshold, unusual amounts or the first invoice for a new client can wait for a quick approval by email, Slack or WhatsApp before they are sent to the customer.
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