Deadlines, payments, statuses, integrated.
No more parallel spreadsheet, no more Sunday-evening arithmetic. The financial flow follows the file.
Click "Mark paid": the payment flips, the invoice status stays its own.
Billing is what slips silently. An uncollected deposit, a forgotten balance, a reminder never sent. While you handle this week's wedding, the previous one's money doesn't come in.
« The Jour J balance was never collected. » You learn this two weeks after the wedding. The couple didn't reply to your reminder, you were on the next wedding.
Four gestures, the money tracks itself.
The schedule starts from a model
You enter the total and pick a split — 30/70, 50/50, 30/35/35, four equal payments — or your own. Each line becomes an installment tracked individually, up to fifty per file. A split that suits you saves as a studio template and replays on the next file.
Two axes, never merged
Invoicing moves along Upcoming → To invoice → Invoiced; payment stays a separate yes/no. A line settled before it was invoiced still reads correctly: the app doesn't collapse the two axes to make its own life easier.
One tap moves the line on
On the wedding card, every installment is a pill: one tap moves it to the next step, and the label says which one before you touch it. On the per-installment view, one control per axis — including "Mark paid".
Overdue, said plainly
An invoiced line past its due date flips to "Overdue", with the day count. A line still to invoice past its date says so too — that one is waiting on you. And "collected / left to collect" recomputes in front of you.
Across twelve weddings per year, here's what integrated billing prevents.
Two pages following the same flow.
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